Rouge Red Light Therapy Blog

Could red light therapy be the key to good oral health - and a great smile? Let's take a look at how this groundbreaking treatment could change dentistry for the better - and just how easy it is to add to your oral hygiene routine.

Vision loss in its many forms can be devastating. There is good news, however: red light therapy is gaining traction as a safe and effective treatment solution for a variety of ocular issues. Read on to explore how red light therapy can help you achieve clearer vision and healthier eyes, with long-term results.

It’s widely known that vitamin D plays a key role in maintaining good health. Vitamin D deficiency has been linked to a multitude of health issues, including misshapen and weakened bones, weak immunity, depression, multiple sclerosis, and even some cancers. It’s also the main cause of rickets in children. 

Despite its importance, an astounding number of people suffer from vitamin D deficiency. Given that exposure to sunlight is the most efficient way to absorb vitamin D, this widespread deficiency can in large part be attributed to a general increase in time spent indoors, as well as a change in attitude toward the sun in recent decades. 

But what’s the link between red light therapy, vitamin D, and COVID-19? Read on to find out how red light therapy treatment can help keep you healthy and improve your outcome should you contract the virus.

While hair loss is one of the most common reasons for dermatological consultation, there are few options for treatment. And the treatments that do exist are often invasive, expensive, ineffective, or all of the above. 

There is some good news, however. Exciting new research is showing red light therapy to be a safe and effective treatment for hair loss. Before we get into the specifics of red light therapy and hair growth, let’s get a handle on how we grow hair - and how so many of us come to lose it. 

Tiger stripes, angel scratches, red lightning: these are some of the many names given to stretch marks to help normalize them and make them a point of pride rather than shame. After all, they’re a symbol of growth and, in some cases, new life. Despite our best efforts, however, stretch marks continue to cause emotional distress and body confidence issues for all genders. 

Luckily, red light therapy shows incredible promise with regards to its effectiveness in both treating existing stretch marks and preventing new ones. But how does it work? And, while we’re at it, what even are stretch marks? Read on for a thorough overview of the benefits of red light therapy for stretch marks, and whether at-home red light therapy treatment is the best course of action for you. 

If you’re into poker, you’ve likely heard of Leo Margets. One of the top professional poker players in Spain, and certainly the most recognized female player in the country, Leo’s passion for the game has earned her close to one million dollars in live tournament winnings. Her success in the poker world speaks to a more general sort of passion, however. She is a fervent advocate for health, fitness, and a balanced lifestyle. In fact, her dedication to a holistic way of life has helped her break the mold of the typical poker player, and has helped usher in a new age in poker, in which players look at how their lifestyle and health as a whole can affect their game. 

Testosterone is an often-misunderstood hormone. It is commonly - and inaccurately - referred to as the “male sex hormone”. It’s also associated with aggression, volatility, and the classic “macho man” persona - and wrongly so, according to experts. In fact, this misconception of testosterone has led to unfair stereotyping, and even controversial new regulations in sports. The reality is that, while testosterone is the main hormone responsible for the development of male traits, it plays a host of other crucial roles for both men and women. What’s more, low testosterone is a much more common issue than excess testosterone. In fact, it simply happens naturally as we age. 

Treating low testosterone levels can be complicated, and even risky at times. Luckily, red light therapy is a promising way to boost testosterone naturally, safely, and with virtually no side effects. Before we get into how red light therapy can help, let’s take a look at why testosterone is so important. 

We sent our Rouge Pro for independent tests so we can see how do Rouge panels compare to competitors like Joovv Solo and MitoMax. The results: The Joovv Solo emits 2.0 joules/cm2/minute, while the MitoMax emits 2.5. By contrast, the Rouge Pro gives off a whopping 5.5 joules/cm2/minute. That's more than double the MitoMax, and almost triple the Joovv Solo!

Pro athletes and health and fitness leaders are discovering the extraordinary benefits of red light therapy. See what Brazilian soccer star Aline Reis has to say about the treatment, and find out how it can help you, too!

From carb-loading to protein shakes, athletes and fitness buffs are always on the lookout for ways to optimize their workouts, and ultimately, their results. And when it comes to nutrition and supplements, it’s not only important to track what you’re putting in your body, but when, as well. 

But can the same be said for red light therapy? In other words, is red light therapy more effective before a workout, or after? The answer, while not black and white, largely depends on your goals.

Do your friends seem to sail through flu season unaffected while you constantly get sick? Then maybe you need to consider boosting your immune system.

We tend to pay more attention to the health of our immune system during the winter, when colds and flu are all around us. But the truth is, our immune system continually works hard to defend us all year long from infection and disease.

Red light therapy is quickly finding its way into the spotlight in the health and fitness world. This is no fluke, as the body of research demonstrating its effectiveness in enhancing athletic performance and weight loss continues to grow. However, until recently, the only places to get treatment were high end spas and specialty clinics. Thankfully, as they say, the times, they’re a-changin’.

As red light therapy becomes more accessible, many gyms across the country have begun offering the service to their members. Planet Fitness, Crunch Fitness, and Club Fitness have all stepped up their game with in-house red light therapy machines to help their members enhance their gym experience - and their results. The big question is: how do they compare to at-home red light therapy devices?