Firefly Light Therapy

Firefly Light TherapyTM is the latest in multi-spectrum LED light therapy for pain, neurological disorders, and pathogen issues. Firefly uses a powerful wave of light to penetrate the skin, tissue, and surrounding nerves to treat soft tissue injuries, reduce pain, promote wound healing, and provide therapy for chronic conditions such as arthritis and failed back syndrome.

Exciting data from current clinical studies indicate that Bales Photonics Firefly Light Therapy may be able to reverse the symptoms of central nervous system disorders like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. Extensive research also documents pain relief from all types of inflammatory diseases and injuries with the use of this multi-spectrum technology.

Firefly combined with an Fscan can pinpoint and potentially destroy parasites in people suffering from a variety of auto-immune disorders and gut issues. Ample evidence exists linking cognitive decline to gut issues making it a great place to start for treatment.

How It Works:

Firefly multi-spectrum therapy emits packets of light called photons. Photons break the painful inflammatory cycle by dilating small blood and lymphatic vessels. This increase in circulation removes the irritating inflammation resulting in accelerated healing and pain relief. The immune system and nervous system are also stimulated by light, increasing activity for faster repair of damaged tissues. Numerous tests show that these light therapy benefits are due to an increase in the release of nitric oxide.

Who Can Benefit from Firefly Light Therapy?

Firefly represents the latest technology in light therapy. Firefly accelerates the healing of a wide variety of chronic conditions and soft tissue injuries. It can relieve pain, promote wound healing, and provide therapy for this conditions:

Auto-Immune Disorders
Alzheimer’s Disease
Back Pain
Bell’s Palsy
Carpal Tunnel
Diabetes Complications
Fungal Infections
Gut Issues/Parasites
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Severe Menstrual Cramps
Neuropathies
Osteoarthritis
Parkinson’s Disease
Plantar Fascitis
Traumatic Brain Injury and Stroke
Wound Healing