I fussed around with too many consumer-grade red light therapy devices in the last some odd years.
In hindsight, they were always cheaply built gimmicks. Riding the wave of excitement around red light therapy documented in clinical settings.
These devices were too low power, took too long to get benefits, only lasted a couple of years, overpriced for the quality, etc...
I finally migrated to a Chroma Ironforge, which has replaced all my devices and is 100% #WorthTheSats.
Built like a factory tool, insane power, only need about 90 seconds to get clinical grade exposure, should last for thousands of hours of use.
Don't waste your sats on junk.
🛒 - https://getchroma.co/products/ironforge-high-power-density-red-nir
nostr:nprofile1qqsr26r4lltjnvrwadxp67ns58m4qpzaqemhf5sup7hlujhjh7t296qppamhxue69uhkumewwd68ytnrwgqsuamnwvaz7tmwdaejumr0dshspq5nhe, any updates on this? Is this still what you'd recommend 6 months later?
Also, would this be safe to use on my 2-year old son's eczema?
Hi. Have you considered checking for allergies / food intolerances? Eczema is most likely some kind of allergic symptom, as any skin issues usually are.
Yup. It's been a whole thing. Here, my wife can explain it all better than me nostr:nprofile1qqs0x8majjlhl4ftphthc2azhj6wphrt9haulsz70tnvyutvmvfextcprfmhxue69uhkummnw3ezuctwd9kk2mmdv94k2tnrdakszynhwden5te0wp6hyurvv4cxzeewv4estykkfh.
What you’re saying is so true.
He does currently have several food allergies - dairy, eggs, peanuts, and tree nuts. He also seems to have some histamine intolerance.
There is a lot that we have done and are doing to support him.
His eczema has been improving over time so we are praying it continues to improve as his immune system and gut improves.
