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🧬 Red Light: An Unexpected Remedy to Control Blood Sugar Levels

🧬 Red Light: An Unexpected Remedy to Control Blood Sugar Levels
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Red light exposure mitigates blood glucose spikes after meals

Shining a specific frequency of red light on a person's back for 15 minutes can reduce blood sugar levels, according to a new study from City, University of London and UCL.

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Will More Red Light at Home Keep Your Blood Glucose in Check?

Researchers have found that shining 670 nm-length red light on healthy people reduces post-consumption elevation of blood glucose levels.

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Research: Red Light May Lower Blood Glucose Levels

Research: Red Light May Lower Blood Glucose Levels
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Red light exposure could treat diabetes by lowering blood sugar

Researchers investigating the health benefits of red light warned of a potential health span time bomb linked to too much blue light in modern life.

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