Wound Care
How red and near-infrared light is studied as an add-on to standard care for chronic wounds that stall, and what the research shows so far.
The Science
Short explainer videos on how light therapy works and what the research shows.
Clinical Research
Diabetic Neuropathy Wounds
How diabetes affects the nerves and skin of the feet, where light therapy fits alongside standard foot care, and what it cannot do.
Skin Disorders
How red and near-infrared light interacts with skin cells, inflammation and collagen, and where the evidence stands today.
Parasitic Skin Infection
An early look at laboratory research on light and parasitic skin infections, studied only alongside standard medicine.
Podiatry
How light therapy research applies to heel pain, neuropathy, slow-healing ulcers and nail problems, and how strong the evidence is for each.
Lung Fluids Lymphatic Flow
How light is studied for swelling and lymph drainage as an add-on to standard medical care.
Sports Performance and Recovery
Economics Of Sports Injury
Why player availability matters to a team's bottom line, and what research says about light and muscle recovery.
Game Day Prep
How a whole-body light session before competition fits a game-week routine, alongside sleep, nutrition and staff guidance.
The Day After
What next-day soreness is, and how a full-body light session after training fits into recovery.
The Whole Chain
Why athletes recover as a whole body, and how one session covers every muscle group at a consistent setting.
The Third Practice
Why sleep is the "third practice" for student athletes, and how evening red light fits a healthy sleep routine.
Concussion Recovery
How near-infrared light is being studied after concussion alongside standard return-to-play care, and where the early research stands.
No protocol, no pain, no needles, no pills, no side effects just light… it’s simple!
See our productsUse Genesis One for temporary relief of muscle and joint pain, arthritis and muscle spasm, relieving stiffness, promoting relaxation of muscle tissue, and to temporarily increase local blood circulation where heat is indicated. Promotes wound healing. FDA Cleared for these usages.
All Genesis One Lasers are Class II Medical Devices, 510K Exempt and FDA Registered. The ILY device type was deemed 510(k) exempt on July 11. 2017
Adhere to laser safety guidelines including safety eyewear. Laser safety requirements should include protective eyewear from visible light from the laser beam to laser radiation. Understanding laser hazard and safe use of lasers is required for use with any laser product and varies depending on laser classification.