The human body functions as a system driven by energy. Energy enables blood circulation, supports the formation of new molecules, and is essential for the body’s efficient functioning.
The body receives energy in several ways. It maintains its core temperature through external heat energy, and without sufficient thermal energy, survival is not possible. In addition, the body generates energy by metabolizing fuel derived from food and drink.
A deficiency in specific forms of energy can disrupt normal physiological processes and may contribute to disease.
In certain cases, the body can utilize energy delivered in the form of light, rather than relying solely on energy derived from food. This form of energy delivery may support therapeutic effects and contribute to disease treatment.
There are tens of thousands of dermatology clinics worldwide that use light-based treatments. This method is known as phototherapy.
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