Why LED Panels May Not Work: Forrest Smith on Optimal Light Therapy Methods l Ep #284

Fertility Impact

The exploration of remote photobiomodulation reveals its potential impact on fertility, particularly through treatments focused on the neck. Forrest Smith explains that the process involves triggering nitric oxide release, which enhances blood vessel flexibility and strength, potentially benefiting fertility 1. This approach, known as proximal priority therapy, has shown promising results in a study involving 229 women who had been infertile for five years, with 29% achieving pregnancy and 22% having a healthy term delivery 2.

One of the impacts of that longer term is an increase in what they call shear strength.

--- Forrest Smith

These findings suggest that systemic effects from neck treatments could play a significant role in addressing fertility challenges.

   

Gut Health

Innovations in remote photobiomodulation are also making strides in gut health improvement. Forrest Smith discusses the development of the Heal Plus device, designed to target deeper tissues in the gut, potentially impacting autoimmune disorders like asthma and multiple sclerosis 3. This technology leverages machine learning to analyze changes in gut bacteria, offering insights into systemic health improvements.

Treating the gut has been kind of implicated in really powerful impacts for asthma and even things like multiple sclerosis.

--- Forrest Smith

Additionally, treating the neck can influence gut health by affecting blood and dopamine production, showcasing the interconnectedness of systemic benefits 4.