Red Light Bed

“I went to the Cancer Center for Healing in California in Irvine. And I did everything from hyperbaric oxygen, red light beds, methylene blue, curcumin IVs, high dose vitamin C. I mean, you name it. I've done it. And so I spent five months prior to surgery.”

“You know, I told you I have a graveyard of like red light beds in my garage downstairs. It was very astounding to me how some of the leading brands, $100,000 red light beds, for example, very often did not have the nanometer wavelengths, the milliwatts of irradiance, were not creating a therapeutic dose.”

“More is not better. No. Colder and longer is not better. Longer in a red light bed, higher milliwatts of irradiance. There's therapeutic ranges that the body responds to. And just get that dose and move on. Get your benefit and move on.”

“I do it three times a week minimum. That's what I try to do. But sometimes I'll do it five days a week. I just get in there and it's 20 minutes. I lay in a light bed, close my eyes, open my eyes, whatever. It seems to work on your vision, even if you wear a blindfold. What about people that can't afford a bed?”

“I had one of those. And that's when I started seeing benefits. But the big one that I got, I got from Gary Brekka from his company. And it's like a fucking tanning bed, and you lie in it. And that one's amazing. But that's expensive.”

“You know, if you buy a hyperbaric, you got to find 60 to 90 minutes in your day to, you know, you got to find a hole. If you have a red light bed, you got to find 20 minutes for that. You got to find 20 minutes for a sauna. So eventually you, you just don't have the time to do that.”

“showering anyway. Red light therapy is another one of my favorites. You can do full body photobiomodulation. Lots of clinics have full body red light beds. Even gyms are starting to put these in that you can use on a membership basis. But if not, you don't need to spend all of that money on an expensive red light bed. There are plenty of really good red light panels to hold”

“Wow. Yeah. Not just stopped it, but reversed it. Like, I don't need reading glasses anymore. I've been using a red light bed for about two years now. And from the time I started using it, within about a month, I started seeing benefits. And so Gary Brekker was on the podcast and he explained it to me.”

“Yep. Naked. Just lie down in there. And I keep my eyes open. And, you know, I went to a tanning bed once, not a tanning bed, a red light bed once at a health clinic. And they were like, got to wear these goggles and make sure you close your eyes before the light goes on. I was like, okay. I did all that.”