UNO VITAS Red Lood Therapy and Photobiomodulation (PBM)

Photobiomodulation (PBM), also known as reddish therapy or low-level light technology, is a non-invasive method that uses specific light waves, primarily in red and near-infrared (NIR) spectrum, to stimulate the body's natural cellular processes. The light is absorbed by photoreceptors in the cells, especially in the mitochondria, and promotes increased production of adenosinrifosphate (ATP), reduced oxidative stress and improved microcirculation. This helps to support general health, wellness and recovery without the use of drugs or invasive procedures. Uno Vita AS offers a wide range of PBM products, including LED panels, low-level laser equipment and specialized units such as helmets and belts, adapted to both private individuals and professional users. These products are developed with a focus on quality, precise wavelengths and ease of use, supported by scientific research and full Norwegian guarantee. This article provides a thorough review of the technology, its benefits, technical specifications and applications, as well as UNO VITA's unique approach to health -promoting technology.

Benefits and effects
Photobiomodulation has been shown to have a number of positive effects on the body's functions, based on extensive scientific research. The technology helps to support the body's natural processes at several levels:

✨ Energy production in the cells: PBM promotes increased ATP production in the mitochondria, which can provide better endurance and vitality.

🛡️ Reduced oxidative stress: By neutralizing free radicals, PBM can protect cells from damage and support healthy aging.

💆♀️ Skin health and beauty: Red light (630–680 nm) stimulates collagen production, improves elasticity and promotes wound healing. Yellow and blue light can reduce pigmentation and acne.

💪 Muscle and joint support: NIR lights (700–1100 nm) penetrate deep into tissue and support the regeneration of muscles and nerves.

❤️ Improved microcirculation: Light treatment increases nitric oxide production that can expand blood vessels and improve oxygen supply.

🧠 Cognitive support: PBM with 810 Nm can stimulate BDNF production, which is important for brain plasticity and mental clarity.

😴 Sleep and hormone balance: Increased melatonin and cortisol regulation can contribute to better sleep and reduced stress.

🦠 Immune support: Whole body treatment can contribute to better immune response and increased production of white blood cells.

PBM is a safe and effective method for supporting the body's natural balance and functions - without the use of chemicals or drugs.

Technical specifications and product overview
UNO VITA's products are designed for high performance and precise therapeutic effect. Here is a selection of our key products:

🔴 RLPRO series (full body/panel):

• RLPRO200: Compact panel with 8 wavelengths (630-1060 Nm), approx. 7100 kr

• RLPRO450MAX: 9 wavelengths including blue and yellow light, pulsation 1-10,000 Hz, approx. NOK 23,000

• RLPRO1000: Large treatment area, app control, panels, approx. 31,000 kr

🟢 Luci Phi Frequencies: Integrated in all RLPROS panels for therapeutic resonance 

🟡 HD-Cure Pro Laser: 650 + 808 nm low level laser, focused light, pulsating, approx. 3500 kr

🟣 Bioptron medall: Full spectrum (480–3400 nm), 5 cm opening, approx. 12 600 kr

🧠 Weber Infrared Helmet: 810 Nm for cognitive support and microcirculation in the brain, approx. 39 750 kr

🧢 Red Light Therapy Cap: 660 + 850 Nm for hair growth, head therapy, approx. 3100 kr

📦 Ideacare belt: 660 + 850 nm, flexible belt shape for back, joints and metabolism, approx. 1600 kr

🔧 PBM beds and stands: Whole body systems for professional clinic use, from NOK 50,000-250,000 depending on configuration

All products have high irradians (often> 100 MW/cm²), CE certification and extensive technical documentation. Adjustable intensity and frequency make them suitable for both home use and professional therapy.

Behavior and scientific basis
PBM works in that light in certain wavelengths is absorbed by chromofore in the cells, especially cytochrome C-oxidase in the mitochondria. This activates the electron transport chain, increases ATP production and stimulates cellular repair processes. PBM also modulates reactive oxygen compounds (ROS) and nitric oxide (NO), affecting inflammation, blood flow and gene expression. The technology is well documented and based on more than 60 years of research, including from NASA and recognized medical institutions.

The biological depth and effect of the wavelengths

🔴 630–680 nm (red light): Stimulates skin, collagen, superficial tissues (1–5 mm depth)

🌕 810–850 nm (near-infrared): Goes deeper into muscles, joints and nerves (up to 30–40 mm)

⚫ 1060 nm: Deeper penetration with thermal component - used for adipose tissue, hormone support and systemic effect

🔵 480 nm (blue): Antibacterial, suitable for acne and skin purity

🟡 590 nm (yellow): Supports skin tone and circulation in surface tissue

Uses and practical recommendations
PBM can be used both locally and systemically. For best effect, regular use (3–5 times a week) is recommended for 10-20 minutes per treatment area.

• 🎯 Local treatments: Use handheld devices or panels directly on the skin surface.

• 🛌 Whole body treatment: Use PBM bed or large panels for systemic effects.

• 📅 Long -lasting use: Studies best indicate results over the 4-12 week period of continuous use.

Application areas
🔹 Skin enhancement, aging signs, pigmentation, acne
🔹 Muscle and joint health, sports injuries, recovery
🔹 Brain health, memory, concentration
🔹 Sleep regulation, hormone balance
🔹 Immune support and general vitality

Disclaimer and reservation
Developed to support general health and well-being, UNO Vitas PBM products are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any kind of illness. Use of these devices should be done in consultation with qualified health professionals, especially if the user has underlying medical conditions or uses medications. The products should be kept inaccessible to children and be used according to the accompanying instructions. Uno Vita AS does not claim that the products can cure or prevent specific health problems, and the effect of PBM may vary from person to person. Users are encouraged to read all available information and consult a doctor if needed before use.

Freedom of speech and right to information
UNO Vita AS reserves the right to share publicly available research on health and wellness technologies, including photobiomodulation, in accordance with the principles of freedom of speech and information rights. This includes the UN Declaration of Human Rights (1948), Article 19, which ensures the right to freedom of opinion and freedom of speech, as well as the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights (1966), Article 19, which guarantees the freedom to apply, receive and disseminate information. In Norway, freedom of speech is protected by Section 100 of the Constitution, and in the United States this is supported by First Amendment, which protects freedom of speech against state intervention. Uno Vita is obliged to disseminate knowledge about scientifically based technologies to promote informed decision -making and support users' right to explore innovative health and well -being solutions.

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