I was gonna wait tell after I get blood work to confirm this theory but I am hoping writing this first will motivate me to get up off my ass and get the test done sooner.
This post is about using Red light, from an LED or laser to stimulate the testes and increase serum testosterone levels.
I have yet to see any human studies but animal studies show Red Light therapy to increase test levels from 40% percent and more.
Red Light, from laser or LED's has been shown to do many things.
1. Lower inflammation
2. Increase mitochondria function/health.
2. Increase both individual nerve fiber diameter, and small fiber density(as in X amount of fibers per square inch.)
I know, testosterone production is COMPLICATED, just like a car's engine needs Air, spark, and Fuel to produce power, the testicles are only one part of the issue.
I believe that Red light therapy increases testosterone through an immediate stimulation of the testes and a secondary increase in efficiency through an improvement in nerve, vascular, and mitochondria function.
First hand I can say after using Red Light my testes feel full, some times expanded and rock hard, I will be testing soon, hopefully this week to see how my blood looks.
https://www.alliedacademies.org/art...elevatingserum-testosterone-level-in-rats.pdf
Red Light was Safe even at a MEGA dose 360 Joules per cm2.
Infrared light was less effective at low levels and dangerous at High levels.
**broken link removed**
The current theory on light is that a 1 joule per cm2 dose to the target tissue is recommended based on the bell shaped curve of beneficial stimulation.
Red light Penetrates skin on average at about 2-10%.
A standard red light device is power at about 30Mw per cm2.
at this power the math is like this,
30mW= .03 Joules per second per cn2
10 minutes x 60 seconds x .03= 18 joules per cn2 at surface
Given an average penetration of 5%, 18J (.05)=.9 J cn2
This would be a ruff start and of course you could double this power or even triple it as more power would just move the "sweet spot" of stimulation deeper into the tissue with most likely no negative effects.
I will post my lab results ASAP.
God bless. Mike.
This post is about using Red light, from an LED or laser to stimulate the testes and increase serum testosterone levels.
I have yet to see any human studies but animal studies show Red Light therapy to increase test levels from 40% percent and more.
Red Light, from laser or LED's has been shown to do many things.
1. Lower inflammation
2. Increase mitochondria function/health.
2. Increase both individual nerve fiber diameter, and small fiber density(as in X amount of fibers per square inch.)
I know, testosterone production is COMPLICATED, just like a car's engine needs Air, spark, and Fuel to produce power, the testicles are only one part of the issue.
I believe that Red light therapy increases testosterone through an immediate stimulation of the testes and a secondary increase in efficiency through an improvement in nerve, vascular, and mitochondria function.
First hand I can say after using Red Light my testes feel full, some times expanded and rock hard, I will be testing soon, hopefully this week to see how my blood looks.
https://www.alliedacademies.org/art...elevatingserum-testosterone-level-in-rats.pdf
Red Light was Safe even at a MEGA dose 360 Joules per cm2.
Infrared light was less effective at low levels and dangerous at High levels.
**broken link removed**
The current theory on light is that a 1 joule per cm2 dose to the target tissue is recommended based on the bell shaped curve of beneficial stimulation.
Red light Penetrates skin on average at about 2-10%.
A standard red light device is power at about 30Mw per cm2.
at this power the math is like this,
30mW= .03 Joules per second per cn2
10 minutes x 60 seconds x .03= 18 joules per cn2 at surface
Given an average penetration of 5%, 18J (.05)=.9 J cn2
This would be a ruff start and of course you could double this power or even triple it as more power would just move the "sweet spot" of stimulation deeper into the tissue with most likely no negative effects.
I will post my lab results ASAP.
God bless. Mike.
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