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LLLT requires a laser set to specific wavelengths, not just any red colored light. And even then no one has been able to prove its effects to be significant. Nor is the theory it a new concept, it has been around since the late 1800s. Many people have been duped by unscrupulous claims, don’t be one of them.
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Skincare is sooo important, it’s hard to put into words. Red light therapy has transformed my skin, improving its texture and reducing wrinkles. At 46, people often think I’m much younger! Got my RLT panel from Future Form Official, and it’s affordable.
This is the most DEI style commercial babbling bullshit so far.