Light Therapy Research – Allergies

A collection of light therapy research articles on the benefits of light therapy use for acne.

NOTE: Researchers use several terms to describe “light therapy”. Photobiomodulation, low level light therapy (LLLT), phototherapy, photon therapy, photo energy, heliotherapy, and sometimes red, blue or (near) infrared radiation are synonymous; they all refer to light therapy.

The Effects of LLLT on Allergic Rhinitis

2013, Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, Research Article

This study was designed to investigate the effects of low level laser therapy (LLLT) on experimental allergic rhinitis (AR) models induced by ovalbumin. These results suggest that LLLT might serve as a new therapeutic tool in the treatment of AR with more effectiveness at low dose irradiation.

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