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Most commercial red light therapy buyers ask the same question during evaluation: where is the science. The answer is that photobiomodulation, the technical name for red and near-infrared light therapy at therapeutic wavelengths, is one of the most published areas in modern wellness research. PubMed indexes more than 7,000 peer-reviewed studies on the topic, with new papers appearing every week. continue reading

They missed the more important question entirely. The question is not “why did the sun age his left face?” The question is: What did the glass do to the sunlight before it reached his skin? The answer to that question exposes something about modern glass, modern buildings, and modern medicine that the dermatology establishment has spent 50 years carefully not examining. Glass does not treat these bands equally. Different glass compositions transmit, absorb, or reflect each band differently. And the way modern architectural and automotive glass handles the UV range is, from a biological standpoint, a catastrophe with a 28 year face to prove it. continue reading

The study doesn't show that vitamin D treats iron deficiency anemia, but it raises the possibility that being deficient in vitamin D could affect how effectively the body uses iron. continue reading

"Still go outside," Cole said. "The sunshine is still important for many other reasons. And move your body. Eat healthy, clean, whole natural foods." continue reading

Way beyond Smart Tan training, so many resourcers at your finger tips. Rather than starting from scratch, salon managers can plug these tools directly into their own training programs, saving time and ensuring that the entire team has access to consistent, expert-backed information. continue reading