A recent ScienceDaily article discussed a new method for correcting declining eyesight: deep red light. Last month, a team of researchers at University College London published a study in Scientific Reports in which participants were exposed to longwave deep red light for one single session. The study builds on previous studies that consisted of daily light therapy that ‘switched on’ energy producing mitochondria cells in the retina, improving naturally declining vision.
Deep Red Light Therapy Corrects Vision
As little as three minutes of exposure to deep red light once a week significantly improved declining eyesight.
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