Does Red Light Therapy Reduce Inflammation? What the Science Actually Says.
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Does Red Light Therapy Reduce Inflammation? What the Science Actually Says.
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Joint stiffness. Autoimmune flares. Chronic low-grade inflammation that no one can quite explain. Red light therapy’s relationship with all of these is more nuanced than most brands will tell you.
In this episode of the Red Light Therapy Podcast, Mike Volkin and longevity specialist Dr. Alan Inman dig into what photobiomodulation actually does to inflammatory signals — and what it doesn’t. Dr. Inman explains the difference between acute inflammation your body needs and the chronic, low-grade kind that quietly drives cardiovascular disease, diabetes, arthritis, and accelerated aging.
Learn why the goal of red light therapy isn’t to turn off inflammation but to help the body resolve it appropriately, whether full body sessions outperform localized treatment for systemic inflammation and when each approach makes more sense, what Dr. Inman has observed in his own clinic versus what the current blood marker studies do and don’t show, and why lifestyle habits — sleep, nutrition, movement — determine how much red light therapy can actually do for someone with chronic inflammation.
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