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Light & research
Red light, mitochondria and health
What the research reports
Professor Glen Jeffery and Professor Bob Fosbury explored the relationship between red light, mitochondria and health. Atrium’s event article reports that research has found red-light therapy can boost mitochondrial function, with potential benefits including improved cellular energy production, reduced inflammation, accelerated tissue repair, enhanced cognitive function and anti-ageing effects.
Rethinking indoor lighting
Both professors highlighted the need to rethink indoor lighting. The article suggests incorporating more red light into our environments may help mitigate the effects of artificial light and support health.
Red light at home
Our red and near-infrared devices bring these wavelengths into your routine. Explore the products below to learn more about their specifications and use.
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Rejuvenation Molecular Hydrogen Water Tablets – Raspberry -
Relief Hydrogen Bath Tablets -
Eyepower Lux Deep Red Light Glasses -
Oxygen Room Lux 60 Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Panel -
Deep Red Design — Near-Infrared Architectural Modules -
Rejuvenation Molecular Hydrogen Water Tablets – Unflavoured -
Oxygen Room Blanket – Full-Body Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Mat -
Deep Red Lamp
Red light guide
Videos, research and advice to help you choose the right light.
Video
The Infrared Revolution: Light, Mitochondria and Health
Two UCL professors, Glen Jeffery and Bob Fosbury, explore how light may nourish us from within and why they believe we should rethink the lighting in our homes.
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Video
Professor Glen Jeffery on deep red light and the eyes
Professor Glen Jeffery talks through the UCL research into deep red light and ageing eyes (8 minutes), shared by the makers of Eyepower.
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Research
Can Deep Red Light Support Eye Health as We Age? Exploring UCL's Research
How pioneering research from University College London is exploring the relationship between deep red light, cellular energy and age-related changes in vision.
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Dr. Glen Jeffery
Could Near-Infrared Light Help Regulate Blood Sugar? New Research into Light and Metabolism
Glen Jeffery, PhD, is a professor of neuroscience at University College London and a leading expert on how different colors (wavelengths) of light impact cellular, organ and overall health.
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Evening light
Amber and Red Light at Night: A Gentler Way to Wind Down
How dim amber and red lighting can create a gentler evening setting for reading and night-time routines, and why brightness still matters.
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