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In today’s episode, we explore the science and potential health applications of red and infrared light therapy with Dr. Carl Rothchild, chiropractor, researcher, and founder of Trifecta Light Technologies.

After beginning his chiropractic practice in 1979, Dr. Rothchild developed a deep interest in non-invasive approaches to healing, eventually leading him into decades of research and development focused on LED red and infrared light technology. He joins us now to explain how different wavelengths of light interact with the body and why this technology has attracted growing interest in health, recovery, and wellness…

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  • How red and infrared light therapy works.
  • The role of different infrared wavelengths and how they interact with the body’s cells and mitochondria.
  • The potential applications of light therapy for tissue repair, skin health, and recovery.
  • How red and infrared light may influence fat metabolism and what role it could play in weight management.
  • The use of full-body LED light beds and ways people are incorporating light therapy into their wellness routines.

Dr. Carl Rothchild is a chiropractor, researcher, and founder of Trifecta Light Technologies, a company focused on LED red and infrared light technology. Since beginning his chiropractic practice, he has explored a range of therapeutic approaches and developed LED products for multiple companies. His research eventually centered on the applications of infrared and red light, leading to the development of specialized light therapy technology and a continued focus on its potential uses in health and recovery.

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Trifecta Light Technologies

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