Go to medcram.com for our videos commercial free and also continuing medical education units on topics such as EKG congestive heart failure vasopressors and COPD.

@bitcoinmining6361

Жыл бұрын

Did you give anyone the poison?

@bitcoinmining6361

Жыл бұрын

Ooppppsssiiiii.....we told you.....we are coming for all the people without integrity....medical, police, businessmen EVERYONE...get on the right side quick sharp....and may GOD forgive your soul

@notmeus1968

Жыл бұрын

@@bitcoinmining6361 hundreds of trumptards poisoned themselves when they injected disinfectant to fight covid and every death made America greater again

@notmeus1968

Жыл бұрын

@@bitcoinmining6361 not one single trumptard has integrity so go gettem,, make America great again vote Democrat

@LeTrashPanda

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for this! I'm using GREEN LED light for Covid inspired Migraines and it's great since I'm now super sensitive to excipients in meds and often can't take them. Sadly, the sun triggers my POTS, (I have EDS) so I can only enjoy it briefly when I walk, hoping to build more tolerance (hard when it's 100+ degrees) in the future.

I caught Covid the 1st time in Jan '21. My skin had a weird ache, going out in the sun made it feel MUCH better. A few weeks back I had Covid again. Had less upper respiratory symptoms but my lower back & shoulders/neck badly hurt, last time I hurt that bad I had whiplash. Tried everything to alleviate the pain, epsom salts, pain meds, massage, heat, even chiropractor. Nothing worked & for over a week the pain lasted. Then took the dogs out for an extended walk & as the sun hit my neck & back the pain started dissipating. Within 20 minutes much of it was gone. Went back out again a couple hours later & stayed longer, and the rest of the pain disappeared. It came back the next day, so sat outside again a couple hours & it left for good. I'm convinced sunlight should be part of the treatment.

@PeachesCourage

Жыл бұрын

THIS IS OLD INFO DR SAM BAILEY MD AND MEDICAL RESEARCH IS ALL CURRENT INFORMATION EVEN ABOUT COVID AS WELL IF YOU LIKE PLEASE TAKE A LOOK SHE IS ON KZread ONCE A WEEK AND LAST WEEK HAD A WORLD FAMOUS VIROLOSIT ON

@blissbrain

Жыл бұрын

super testimonial, and I'm so happy for you!!! isn't the warmth of the sun on a slightly chilly day just about the most pleasurable thing ever?

@SusanBame

Жыл бұрын

Fascinating. Thanks for your comment.

@dr.pradhyumnkumarmehrania7057

Жыл бұрын

better to use a near infrared IR panel ; with proper spectral irradiance, sunlight also has UV which can cause melanoma and basal cell carcinoma too!

@blissbrain

Жыл бұрын

@@dr.pradhyumnkumarmehrania7057 late afternoon sun is super healthy and lacking in UV, just a friendly reminder.

As a home health physical therapist, I saw many patients at the start of the pandemic who spent weeks on vents due to Covid before coming home. It would take a while to get them strong enough so they could walk outside to the car as practice for going to doctor visits but once outside they always said how good the sun felt. The daughter of one patient commented how her mom never liked to go outside but now she tried to sit outside on the porch every day. At the time I thought they wanted to counteract the claustrophobia of the ICU and hospital but this video makes me wonder if there was more to it.

@longinus58

Жыл бұрын

There was more to it.

@Marinawinkel

Жыл бұрын

Very interesting observation :-) In 1903 The danish doctor Niels Finsen recieved The Nobel Prize, for inventing the "Kulbuelys" a light therapy that cured especially lupus vulgaris, with concentrated light radiation of ultraviolet light. For years he had observed people and insects reactions to sun light, witch led him further into experimenting with the wonders of light and healing.

@sl4983

Жыл бұрын

That's why I like tanning or sunbathing.

@4TIMESAYEAR

Жыл бұрын

If you look at articles about the flu in 1918-1919, they eventually treated people by putting them outside, in the sun while they were still bedridden. We know fresh air and sunshine are good for us. I just wonder what happened to the medical community and government that wanted people locked up in their homes that first year. California filled the skateboard parks with sand. *SMH* The insanity of it all. There was an article about light therapy back then. Trump talked about it and people pooh-poohed it. Turns out Trump was right - and we've known sunlight was good for us all along.

@thistree9028

Жыл бұрын

See my comment, in general comments..

There were people talking about this at the very start of the pandemic, but sadly they were all silenced and threatened with spreading misinformation.

@eandros17

Жыл бұрын

Im having a great difficulty forgiving the people who did that 2+ years later.

@ralph1rodriguez

Жыл бұрын

Yup, instagram shadow banned us. I was lending out redlight therapy devices to anyone that would listen.

@farmerjohn6526

Жыл бұрын

Yea, Trump

@carrie5471

Жыл бұрын

Yes, 45 mentioned light therapy at the beginning and was laughed at.

@Fomites

Жыл бұрын

How were they 'silenced'? By legislation? Or just ignored?

Thanks to early c19 medcram videos, when ai finally contracted c19 in june22,, I made sure to layout by the pool at least 30 minutes/day and walked around the yard barefoot in the Texas heat - for grounding and Infrared. I had zero energy and did not want to get out of bed - but I persisted. With this and my supplements I was fever free in two days. Deep Cough developed (in spite of zero sinus symptoms) on day 4 - so I persisted in clearing the lungs - outside - walking in the sun. Worked well.

@ProggaWoggga

Жыл бұрын

When covid first hit, I was still working as a counselor in a medical center. I had a patient of Asian descent who had travelled by plane to Thailand and contracted covid. He told me that he credited his recovery to laying out on his patio in direct sunlight. I had already known that some dermatological conditions responded to direct sunlight, and that is sometimes helpful in healing infected wounds.

@tomunderwood4283

Жыл бұрын

Love the grounding!

There is a great case study of a covid patient who was treated with NIR light in a hospital. They had a large, high-powered, hospital-grade laser light and they used it on his back to improve his lung function. He improved much beyond what was expected, did not need to go on a ventilator, went home sooner than expected, etc. Middle age male patient, in chicago i think

@Medcram

Жыл бұрын

Fascinating. We could do the same for much cheaper if we just got them in the sun! Would love to do a RCT on that.

I recall in the early 1960s I was deathly ill with a presumed flu. I could hardly move but felt so "hungry" for the warmth of the light. It was winter time. I recall how good it felt to open the curtain and sit directly in front of the window with the direct sun shining through. My mother thought I was delirious and tolerated my eccentricity. I felt that I was being healed by the light. Perhaps, I was being healed by the light.

@geogriapeach5211

Жыл бұрын

I would go to a tanning booth in the winter on the gray Oregon coast to get warm.

@r.p.8906

Жыл бұрын

@@geogriapeach5211 make sure it's an infrared one. Perhaps go to an infrared sauna. Now I undersatnd why they are so popular in Europe! Infrared saunas.

@blondebobbi4505

Жыл бұрын

@@geogriapeach5211 I used to go as well. Then I learned about skin cancer and how prevalent it was in my family.

@randallrutherford1384

Жыл бұрын

You were being healed for sure

@Grace-Upon-Grace

Жыл бұрын

@@geogriapeach5211 near infrared table?

Thank you. As a RN who spent 17 days in ICU with covid, your videos are a fantastic venue of information

@jaymevogl4338

10 ай бұрын

If you were put on a vent and given Remdesivir, you’re blessed to have made it out alive…..oxygen, steroids, Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, Vit C infusions, Quercetin we’re all suppressed and vilified because they actually make people well faster….but their goal was scaring the hell out of people by causing deaths with the NIH protocol, for which they made $. I’m glad you made it out.

Psalm 139:14 "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."

Old news. I started doing research in 2013 when I discovered I had Lyme disease and people have been using near infrared therapy for inflammation for years. I am happy to see that a medical doctor is actually catching up with the holistic world. Good job.

@PeachesCourage

Жыл бұрын

JUST SAYING THIS IS OLD INFO MYSELF DR SAM BAILEY MD AND MEDICAL RESEARCH ON KZread ONCE A WEEK EVERYTHING SHE HAS IS CURRENT INFO SHE IS ON KZread ONCE A WEEK

@zefrum3

Жыл бұрын

Not old news. And geezzus…u might need to see a different health care professional

@lucky2653

Жыл бұрын

@@zefrum3 Yes it is old news. We've known for a long time rlt helps with inflammation AND infections. Definitely old news.

@zefrum3

Жыл бұрын

@@lucky2653 rlt…red light therapy? Rlt is not NIR Light therapy. Any therapy or device using leds as the NIR light source is highly suspect due to the cost of the emitters that fluoresce in that spectrum. NIR is from what i understand has not and is currently fringe medicine. The OP even mentions this therapy as catching-up (on) fro the “holistic world.”

@lucky2653

Жыл бұрын

@@zefrum3 Actually platinum led has been using both wavelengths in their LEDs for several years now and the panels are considered RLT. Both red AND NIR are RLT. So you are most definitely wrong in both comments. 😉

This aligns with what my dad taught us. We played outside all day all year summer or winter. To this day at age 61 I get outside as much as possible. Even when Sick I open windows (winter included) and stand outside getting fresh air and light and always feel better once I have done that.

@PeachesCourage

Жыл бұрын

DR SAM BAILEY AND MEDICAL RESEARCHER AND OTHER DR'S WITH HER KNOW THAT SOME OF THIS INFORMATION IS OLD MONKEY POX AND SMALLPOX ARE ACTUALLY FROM TOXIC POISONS THAT AN ANIMAL CAN CONSUME AND THERE ARE REAL REASONS SURPRISINGLY TO BELIEVE THIS SHE IN ON KZread ONCE A WEEK

Thank you for the great info! I do infrared light therapy on horses and when I am sick I use the pads on myself, I heal fast with no OTCM just red light, herbs and homemade cold syrup. I know it's not for everyone but works great for my family.

@jnova3328

Жыл бұрын

I enjoyed reading your comment. If you have time I would appreciate it if you would answer 2 questions: (1) What is the name of the light therapy product that you use? (2) Do you have a recipe that you can share for your homemade cold syrup?

I was taught the benefits of the sun as a child by my aunt and today at 75 years old I still love the sun!

@jaimepatena7372

Жыл бұрын

It is sad many are afraid of the Sun...because overhyped skin cancer risk.

@PeachesCourage

Жыл бұрын

DR SAM BAILEY AND MEDICAL RESEARCHER AND A TEAM OF DR'S KNOW THAT CURRENTLY MONKEY POX AND SMALLPOX ARE FROM TOXIC POISON FROM AN ANIMAL AND NOT A VIRUS RECENTLY SHE IS ON KZread ONCE A WEEK ALL THAT SHE HAS TO SAY ARE CURRENT INFORMATION

Tuberculosis hospitals and sanitariums were specifically built so that patients could be placed in the sun as part of their treatment. My great grandfather, having been diagnosed with TB was told by his doctor to move to the American Southwest for his illness.

@jehuty2001

Жыл бұрын

This is no normal infection... this doesn't apply anymore when you've been injected with a toxic pathogen in the form of spike protein.. Wait until Vaccinia virus emerges in a few weeks.. because that is going to change everything..

@alysonsmith8046

Жыл бұрын

Covid when all common sense went out the window.

@deris7865

Жыл бұрын

I saw this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/qZ9p2dWIcs20orA.html

@dr.pradhyumnkumarmehrania7057

Жыл бұрын

mycobacterium tuberculosis is an obligate aerobe so it likes 02, if one goes to areas of low o2 partial pressures such as hilly areas, then it can reduce the morbidity of the disease. Although, the pathophysiology is quite complex and it has a granulomatous type of inflammation so once they form, then it is hard to beat that with just natural sources like light and low 02. There is a downside of low 02 too, it can cause tissue hypoxia leading to ischemic crises and injury to the tissues!

@cattycorner8

Жыл бұрын

@@dr.pradhyumnkumarmehrania7057 so interesting! Thank you for the reply. Perhaps the height of the Magic Mountain is why novelist Thomas Mann sited his TB hospital there.

I'm middle 50's in age. Since I was a young child, whenever I had a cold, my Father always told me to go sit in the sunlight (either indoors through a window or outside). He knew, and he learned it from his parents.

I pray for more doctors like you

@evelyngreenfield6851

Жыл бұрын

Ditto

@0my

Жыл бұрын

my too. I get absolutely ZERO help from Kaiser Permanente. they don't even listen, let alone try to understand. they have become an extension of the now-completely-corrupt pharma industry

Making the box bigger and bigger so thinking outside of it isn't quite so difficult. Thanks again from a fellow practitioner.

In my early 20s, I had an intractable case of mononucleosis. Doctors could not eliminate it, their advice was to stay indoors and get lots of rest. I had no energy or motivation. After six months of "resting" and seeing no improvement, I decided to drive to the Colorado River and spent two days laying in the sun. All symptoms of mononucleosis were gone after one in the sun and never returned. It was then that I learned how beneficial infra-red light was, and the sun is the best source!

@deris7865

Жыл бұрын

Wow! This video is about the benefits of the sun

@polymathematics5837

Жыл бұрын

@@deris7865 Yep, it is!

@jwb2814

Жыл бұрын

Hummm…. Experts advised you to do exactly opposite of what took care of the situation They can put their expert lips on my non-expert @@@

Great info, thank you! My cat had suspected covid this winter and was listless and had poor energy for months after. I thought it was so interesting that once spring sunlight was available he lazed in the sun from sunrise to sunset, only coming in at night. Each week that went by he perked up more and more and now is completely back to himself. ☀️

@patriciamorgan6545

Жыл бұрын

My cat started having respiratory problems around the time I had COVID (Jan 2022). Just found out his heart is enlarged, as well as stomach and gut thickened. Echocardiogram was thankfully normal, so he's just started prednisolone (hopefully will help if he's got IBD, but if lymphoma, not so much). I wondered if some of these issues (respiratory, cardiac) could be from long COVID in cats. (Haven't seen any veterinary data on this possibility.) Inside, I've noticed him laying more often in the sun than usual, but of course glass blocks the potential benefits described here (if one can extrapolate this to cats, which of course we do not know). If I could only get him to go out during sunny hours! Perhaps it would help. He'll only go outside at night.

@anthonycolella7305

Жыл бұрын

Cats can have Covid? 😮

@jill-of-all-trades

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonycolella7305 Possibility. Other animals and humans can, so why not our mammal pets …

I find Light as Medicine is absolutely fascinating and exciting. Thank you so much for covering this topic so throughly and professionally! 🌞🌞

@healthalways

Жыл бұрын

Light & #meathealsus 😉

@VeronicaMist

Жыл бұрын

@@healthalways I disagree with your hashtag suggestion. Was the opposite in my case.

@healthalways

Жыл бұрын

@@VeronicaMist I'll admit I have a "bias" due to spending 100s of hours listening to drs, scientists & ex-vegans. Including many in real life and the very consistent improvements in many aspects of most natural living carnivores health. Very interested in hearing your experience too. I definitely think careful vegetarian or certainly pescatarian can be healthy but high fat seems to be the key to it all.

@kenwrightlucky1

Жыл бұрын

What about grow lights for plants . I have a lot of them on all the time .

@lpg12338

Жыл бұрын

@@kenwrightlucky1 I believe the important thing is wavelength IR / NIR. Please take a look at JOOVV, they are the leaders in this technology.

All old grannies have always known that sunlight is healing

Happy to see so much research in this area. As an RN I've always wished there was an outdoor area I could wheel my patients to. The best I could do now is open the shades but unfortunately some patients in double rooms have no window access.

@paulao7022

Жыл бұрын

Some hospital's have solarium's. The know how important that sunlight is to the sick. Just 10 to 20 minutes, does wonder's for the sick.

@michaelcre8

Жыл бұрын

And even if they have windows, modern low E windows allow very little NIR through. The purpose of low E windows is to save money on air conditioning. They were never designed with health in mind. Hospitals should treat light as an important therapeutic agent. Fluorescent light is not healthy.

@luckymeyer1014

Жыл бұрын

Bring in different sizes reflection mirrors

@lovetolearn881

Жыл бұрын

Old pictures hanging in the old hospital show patients and their carers enjoying their day on the grassy area next to the river. Today they are inside 24/7. We used to understand the obvious. Humans evolved to be outside A LOT.

When you look at how society has changed from rural, outdoors life to our current indoor, city lifestyle, it could be this has been a catalyst for many of our ails.

Please do a talk on the effectiveness of Red/near IR light therapy lamps and whether they can replace sunlight for healing long covid.

@karenguy6767

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I’m very curious about this as well!

@LP-ib9um

Жыл бұрын

@@karenguy6767 yes please and discuss LED vs incandescent IR bulbs! I want to purchase soon and would love to hear an opinion

@mayamagick

Жыл бұрын

@@LP-ib9um I actually used my NIR red light sauna for that deadly 2018 strain of flu, sat in front of it for 4 hours, and the next day I felt great. My bf refused to use it and almost died from that strain (we were around 26/27 year olds at that time). Earlier this year I suspected I got infected with covid and took a hot bath to warm up and then sat in front of the bulbs again and it diminished my sickness by 70%. The remaining infection was just throat and cough issues, but nothing serious.

@PistolPete3322

Жыл бұрын

@@mayamagick what kind of light do you have? I’m glad you’re ok.

@mayamagick

Жыл бұрын

@@PistolPete3322 i have the 4 light panel from sauna space

Infrared sauna really helped me to clear up the last bit of covid

@paulao7022

Жыл бұрын

I got a friend, that goes to a place called, Hot Worx. They have ultra-red violet light. Her arthritis, is feeling much better. 8 to 10 minutes, in the ultra red, violet light... does wonder's, for the aging body.

@justsomenobody889

Жыл бұрын

Same here, it was a night-and-day difference when I started sauna

@paulao7022

Жыл бұрын

@@justsomenobody889 A lot of older people are trying it. I had psoraisis... it cleared it up, with a little olive oil and the Infrared, sauna.

It makes sense that light is important to our wellbeing considering we spend a huge amount of time outdoors throughout history. It's only in modern times we spend it indoors so much.

@Unsensitive

Жыл бұрын

We lost most of our protective hair. In places with less intense light during some seasons, lost much of our skin pigment as well, and fairly quickly.

@mimiashford5544

Жыл бұрын

While it's very convenient, seems like the invention of electricity has been the worst thing for our overall health. When we lived according to seasons & waking & sleeping w the natural light, we were far healthier.

@bill9989

Жыл бұрын

@@mimiashford5544 Actually, we weren't. Your's is a romantized vision. Before modern times average lifespans were much shorter. So much so that life then was famously described as "nasty, brutish and short."

@Unsensitive

Жыл бұрын

@@bill9989 The average lifespan was much shorter, this was primarily due to infant mortality, infectious disease, and mothers dying during childbirth. Those that lived past young age, often lived a relatively long life, free from chronic disease, until the late 1800's. There are of course outliers, such as occupational exposure to toxins, but once past your childhood, it was generally infectious disease, trauma, or old age that killed you. The Advent of industrialization, including electricity, has helped reduce all of these problems, with the exception of the chronic diseases which cropped up in the late 1800s to now. There's good data on the causes for this, but it's not reached mainstream healthcare yet.

@raykinney9907

Жыл бұрын

@@bill9989 Yes, but the details of physiology throughout what life we live are the 'devil in the details'. This video is a strong case for updating our attention to detail, and ability to take care to use the knowledge gained to see more clearly how our long prehistory of adaptation to living outdoors applies to our current pathogenicity.IMHO, sure, physical trauma commonly shortened lifespans, without ER's, surprise surprise, but how much knowledge of prehistoric medicine conveyed through oral history has been lost in the rush toward polypharmacy for profit, and ignoring our adaptive pressures over countless millennia.

Thanks! The research you cover has been exceptional, acutely informative, and very interesting.

They did a very large study in i think Sweden on nurses. It turned that ones that went on a sun vacation in winter had 40 % reduction on some common cancers. The sun vacation was a trip to get full sun in winter not just going somewhere warm .it was so beneficial that even the smokers group had reduced chance of cancer .

I enjoyed this, I constructed a back door patio this summer and now I sit out in the morning sun, it’s wonderful.

Thank you as you have answered why my Long Covid symptoms of pain in my lungs dissapated when I was on Holiday sunbathing every day, its nearly been 12 months and looking forward to getting my health back to 100%.

Thank you, Dr. You are GOD-sent. I've been following you since the start of the pandemic and did all your recommendations (diet, exercise, sunlight exposure, sleep,etc) except the vaccine and supplements (my diet is plant-based, whole food). I remain unvaccinated. I've always believed that the sun has life-nourishing powers. Well, it seems now that science is bearing that out. I've remained Covid-free while 15 family members have had it. By the way, I'm 71.

@PeachesCourage

Жыл бұрын

DR SAM BAILEY AND MEDICAL RESEARCHER AND A TEAM OF DR'S KNOW THAT MONKEY POX AND SMALL POX ARE CURRENTLY NOT A VIRUS THEY ARE ACTUALLY CAUSED FROM TOXIC POISON FROM AN ANIMAL AND THERE ARE SURPRISING REASON FOR THIS TOO SHE IS ON KZread ONCE A WEEK

@paulao7022

Жыл бұрын

Now, it's coming to light.. the C vax's are toxic. Many bad side effects.. I never took it either. So glad, that I didn't.

@deris7865

Жыл бұрын

This video talks about the sun benefits kzread.info/dash/bejne/qZ9p2dWIcs20orA.html

@UTAHtheN0bleBirthright-

Жыл бұрын

Good for you!

@jwb2814

Жыл бұрын

Way to go Ma

Highly informative. Great service done to Mankind by this information of utmost relevance.👍🙏👍

I have to agree, I was suffering from arthritis and other problems and after buying a near Red Light my problems have improved.

@nikkyshairades9078

Жыл бұрын

What do you have ma’am?

A couple of observations: 1) It is well known that 'moist heat' can help the body deal with infections. It was a common treatment prior to the advent of antibiotics. It is also common to use heat (Like Hot tubs) to reduce muscle pain and pain in general. If you look at hot water with an infrared camera, it glows brightly. It seems to me that the benefit of heat therapy could very well be related to the described effect of near-infrared light. 2) Africa was not impacted by the pandemic nearly as bad as we all feared.... Could it be related in part to how much time people spend in the sun in Africa?

@karijaneify

Жыл бұрын

Darker skinned people need much more time in the sun to absorb enough light to produce vitamin D.....so that makes me wonder how/if that affects the absorption of NIR wavelengths.

@wendyeames5758

Жыл бұрын

I believe the statistics for Africa/covid can't really be compared to USA because most African nations have younger populations & there was much less testing in general

@lenbrian9484

Жыл бұрын

One way you could look at, omicron was discovered in Africa. Like Bill Gates said, with disappointment, omicron is a vaccine.

@grumpystiltskin

Жыл бұрын

Also everyone in sub-Saharan Africa takes Ivermectin periodically so they have it around and know it works. Unless their politicians are of the other party and knows it doesn't work, as in South Africa. It's amazing how uneven the uptake of meds is in Democracies, such as India or USA. In USA Alabama allows Ivermectin, and the rest of the country has doctors losing licenses (in Michigan) for totally legal off label use...

@Donald-Putin

Жыл бұрын

I would say with regard to #2, that's impossible to tease out. Africans have much lower rates of obesity and metabolic syndrome then the west, and as we know, those things are major risk factors for negative COVID outcomes.

Dr Seheult, thank you for your time and efforts. I had terrible loooong covid effects and after watching this video, I made a concerted effort to go outside in the morning sun every day. (Being old and wrinkly, I didn't want people to see me.) What a difference it made. In just a couple of weeks I started to get back a little energy and get rid of so much arthritis pain!

@Medcram

Жыл бұрын

Excellent!

@verabentley7868

6 ай бұрын

Hey sue?! Did you have any vaxines? I was told no unvaxxed got long covid, just asking?

@sueyoung2115

6 ай бұрын

@@verabentley7868 n o va...but, I was 76 years old when the 'rus got to me. When I was 5 or 6, Saulk came out. My mom had polio as a child and was horrified by the thought that I'd get it. I'm a redhead and I'm sensitive to everything known to modern man. I dropped on the doctor's foot when he shot me from anaphylaxis. My Mom was told to keep me from any more vacs.

@tanyawieczorek6603

4 ай бұрын

​@verabentley7i868 I'm unvaxxed and got LC 2 years the first time, now 2nd covid infection and I'm dealing with the same issues of POTS and insomnia

I just started using an IR/NIR panel & my energy has improved markedly. It's taken me months to come right post CV & this seems to have helped well. Thanks so much for this great review!

@chris_jorge

Жыл бұрын

Great idea !

@authenticshift5515

Жыл бұрын

@@NN-xp2ej it was pretty intuitive and probably individual needs are very different. I felt a lot better afterwards & have started socializing again. I have used a lot of other therapeutics too. Sauna, Frequency Specific Microcurrent, supplements. NAC, Turmeric, Resveratrol, Mitochondrial support, Adrenal Rebuilder (glandulars)...

@authenticshift5515

Жыл бұрын

@@NN-xp2ej just go low & slow and get a feel for what works for you.

@edwintan11

Жыл бұрын

660mn and 850mn??

@Lulu-kt6gr

Жыл бұрын

Is there a company that makes just the red and near-infrared panels/masks? I’ve heard Infrared can melt fat and I don’t want that.

Excellent video Doc! Totally agree about the benefits of light and also just getting outdoors in general. I also take a Vit D supplement daily. Hope that you are doing well. Keep up the great work! Thanks.....

@jaimepatena7372

Жыл бұрын

Cool you taking Vit. D...but recent study shows that the Sun does a lot more for us they we do not really understand. Study found that Vit. D from Sun somehow better than just taking it orally. The study implies that benefits from Sun are not fully understood. I try to get out everyday and get some sun.

@stultuses

Жыл бұрын

@@jaimepatena7372 Of course vitamin d via natural sources are better but the point being made is that vitamin d has great benefit

@jframe-os2zi

Жыл бұрын

Sun or supplement, get Vit.D any which way depending on climate & season. Also lots of green leafy vegetables for K2.

Desde Guatemala, gracias por mantenernos informados!

Recently bought a NIR sauna from Sauna Space for this very reason.

Thank you for sharing this important topic in detail.

Imagine what the mandatory " isolation home" did to humanity...

@yfa6244

Жыл бұрын

We are seeing the effects.

@0my

Жыл бұрын

yes. and imagine all the other treatments that could have been studied, things we don't even know about, but were blocked. and all the treatments that were being used successfully and subsequently blocked. drs were fired and lost licenses. I really cannot see how this doesn't result in criminal charges. how could this NOT result in some kind of tribunal? but it could be decades

This is so exciting. In addition to getting outside I also use my Joovv red light/NIR light therapy 4 days a week. It feels so good and just reinforces the other potential benefits for me. Maybe using a high quality red and NIR light for those living in a northern latitude or working indoors most days would be a great addition?

@tanyawieczorek6603

4 ай бұрын

Are you still using this device?

Thank you so much for all the hard work you do for so many! You're a God-sent blessing to all!

Thanks doc! Fascinating info, had to watch it twice to full grasp it, but no worries I get plenty of sunshine.

Thank you Dr Seheult. I could listen to you all day. Incredible info .👍 Well over 80 yrs here … doing my best to keep up with infra ray- red light videos. For last several weeks have been walking in woods as well as positioning my self to receive predawn & full rise of sun…until 7:30am. Is this waste of time or should I first feel warmth of sun for, at least, 1 /2 hr longer?

I spend a lot of time outdoors from April through October. I have a Red and NIR array of LEDs for use during the other months.

Brilliant lecture, Dr. Seheult. Much much thanks.

I've used a nir red bulb for years and it's literally been my most favorite possession since ordering it. Common law partner smashed it to bits today because he's careless like that, not fun to clean either. Very relaxing to lie down and relax under the heat. I'm devastated that I can no longer do my red light 😢

I went through a cytokine storm, back in February, and I would just as soon not repeat that experience. I have long been a huge fan of sunlight and even bought my current house because it has a large sunroom. So I was delighted to learned that NIR devices are available for sale to the public. I bought a pad with red light and NIR light and have been using it daily for a little over a month. It didn't make a big difference in my health, at first, as I started on the lowest settings and shortest time. I'm still only on the second level but the results are now starting to be visible. The black circles under my eyes are disappearing. I have hair starting to grow on my scalp where it was radiated. And I have been able to significantly increase the number of repetitions and intensity of my exercises. I've been able to do this despite long COVID,, heart failure, and metastatic breast cancer. I admit I had my doubts about whether a device bought on Amazon would really work, as a therapeutic device, but it seems the one I bought is living up to its advertising and it cost less than $100.

@lisaleed7615

Жыл бұрын

@Dr Betty Schueler just read your comment and wondering do you use the light on one particular are or move it to different areas each time you use it? I just purchased one and I’m not quite sure how to use it and how many inches to keep in distance. Just doing some research before I start. Best of health to you!!!!

@drbettyschueler3235

Жыл бұрын

@@lisaleed7615 I am using a pad meant to be placed against the skin. I move it around my body to areas that need healing. I generally leave the pad in each place for 10 to 15 minutes. I also use it on my face, while wearing protective glasses. Other devices may not work the same so read the directions carefully. They should tell you how to safely use your device.

@ThanhTran-33333

Жыл бұрын

@@drbettyschueler3235 @Lisa Leed, where can we buy that machine. I desperately need some relief from the extreme fatigue due to LC (almost 3 years in)

@skullymoney4143

Жыл бұрын

What device did you buy?

Also, my Dad had TB (before I was born), and was sent to a sanatorium! They’d put the patients in the sun..he lost half a lung, but survived to a robust 82 years old, surviving past his siblings-their average death age was late 60’s. He was an outside railroad worker..Yeah, I don’t buy the CLF, LED bulbs..mostly 40 watt candelescent bulbs in my vintage lamps. Thanks for your insights!

@deris7865

Жыл бұрын

I saw this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/qZ9p2dWIcs20orA.html

Thank you for analyzing the data and for your candor in reporting the truth!

How very exciting! This kind of 'science' Gives Me HOPE.

100000 LIKES!!! Thank you! I knew this intuitively and here it is. A fact! 😍

So many people at the time were commenting on how closing down parks and recreational areas was clearly counterproductive to health - mental and otherwise - since we knew from the Spanish flu epidemic that those that recovered with sunlight did much better. And, indeed, studies have shown that the strictest of lockdowns where parks were closed had higher mortality with Covid-19.

@maralfniqle5092

Жыл бұрын

Exactly that was simply criminal and totally without basis.

Thank you for this informative talk.

Excellent video/lecture. I hit the subscribe button .

23 caucasian Male I got severe LongCovid/Me/Cfs. 9 months bed bound, sound and light sensitivity etc. Everyday sunbathing for 3 months got me from not able to talk, shower or sometimes sit to moderate - able to watch two movies a day, talk for hour to 3 hours, occasionally go outside without tremendous pay back. Now with shortening days I am worsening day by day. Will try red light panels.

@reasoningtruth

Жыл бұрын

See my comment, it's the next one after this one!

@MovingInnerMountains

Жыл бұрын

Do Vitamin c and ozone therapy. Try NAC and vit d

@lyndamcallister9460

Жыл бұрын

I have been using a red light mat suffering from Lyme…it helps

I'd be curious if anyone who has used those (N?)IR baseball cap style, hair-loss therapy treatments found they recovered more quickly from covid symptoms, or if they never got sick in the first place. I wonder what the wattage, wavelength, & surface area those caps emit are, and if/how much placement location changes the outcomes of NIR treatments, overall.

@PeachesCourage

Жыл бұрын

DR SAM BAILEY AND MEDICAL RESEARCHER AND OTHER DR'S WITH HER KNOW THAT SOME OF THIS INFORMATION IS OLD MONKEY POX AND SMALL POX ARE ACTUALLY FROM TOXIC POISONS THAT AN ANIMAL CAN CONSUME AND THERE ARE REAL REASONS SURPRISINGLY TO BELIEVE THIS SHE IS ON KZread ONCE A WEEK

Best medical lectures in cyberspace

Very interesting research on this issue.

Several years ago I was very familiar with extracorporeal photophoresis (ECP)…Different use of light with (likely) a different mechanism of action. Since I started watching these videos on light therapy I have wondered about the utility of ecp to treat COVID. Would love some thoughts on this.

Another curious point. When we are sick, we often stay inside, sheltered and protected. As we feel better we would go outside more. Over evolutionary time scales, our bodies may have started to use light as a signal that we are better, and are now able to lower our guard since the major battle is over.

@Vuntermonkey

Жыл бұрын

I have a personal story. My family got Covid over a month ago, with me having symptoms the first day of a camping trip. I felt run down and sleepy and was unable to test what I had. My wife later fell ill with a mild cold and tested, which is how we deduced what I had. Her illness was mild but lingered for a few days. Anyway, I slept an entire day under some tall trees in dappled sunlight and felt oddly good after that (yet still low on energy and with some minor head cold symptoms)

@grumpystiltskin

Жыл бұрын

I noticed the opposite. According to my biased perception... If I have a flu, I keep it forever...unless I go outside, and then it's gone immediately. In particular the nasal congestion is relieved immediately and temporarily by sun exposure.

@beverleyhusbands2544

Жыл бұрын

Intuitively I have always wanted to go outside when I am not feeling well. Possibly because I was taught the benefits of the sun as a child and also we were always told " the bed sucks you"...translation " the bed socks the life out of you"!

@Unsensitive

Жыл бұрын

@@beverleyhusbands2544 it would make evolutionary sense for such an interest to be selected for, since there are benefits to doing so.

Yes I believe this. My husband got Covid one day before me and I have used my infrared light each day and almost well again (day four) while my husband is still really suffering. Will have to get him onto the light.

Very interesting and very well presented. Thx.

Great video! We now artificially insulate ourselves in so many ways, have we lost the ability to self regulate physiologically (we already see societal inability to emotionally self-regulate)? Wish more smart-health building was part of society these days. If we could build homes out of living trees and plants that still let in natural light, that would be the day. Page Hospital in Arizona has rooms with access to outside and large unshaded windows. At least it used to.

Excellent explanation. I really hope this information becomes more mainstream.

My mother was right after all. Sunshine is good for us.

Thank you so much for the valuable information 🙏

I enjoyed this video while leaning my lower back against my red light therapy belt. Iʻve been using red light therapy panels and this silicon belt for several years now. I also have one that fits in my mouth to benefit my teeth. Love them all.

@iot577

Жыл бұрын

Can you recommend a brand of red light for acne, please?

@lyndamcallister9460

Жыл бұрын

@@iot577 I think blue light is best for acne?

“you pale and sickly ones..” perfection

Excellent. Thank you for this.

Thank you very much. This is so informational. God bless you!

When I have a fever I take hot showers, and lay in the sun. All contra indicated by medical professions LOL. But I’ve always felt the innate need to do that.

@toby9999

Жыл бұрын

Not sure about that. My GP says hot showers are fine. Didn't realise there was a problem with them. Same with the sun in moderation.

@robmcguckin7605

Жыл бұрын

@@toby9999 My GP recommended getting vaccinated and had a stroke after his 3rd shot of Moderna.

Please can you find and talk about autoimmune conditions and if sunlight can help. Also if you live in the north east of the country with less sunshine would certain lamps as substitute help? Thank you for any information you can provide

I love this channel so much.

Super informative and helpful series of videos on the beneficial effects of sunlight. Instead of riding on a stationary bicycle in the gym every day, I now ride outside, getting all the sunlight I can. Thanks!

@deris7865

Жыл бұрын

This video is about the benefits of the sun kzread.info/dash/bejne/qZ9p2dWIcs20orA.html

@kathleenward6268

Жыл бұрын

Does the sunlight need to be on the bare skin to benefit? Is winter sun beneficial ?

@deris7865

Жыл бұрын

@@kathleenward6268 I hope you’ve watched the video. The presenter gives great information. Yes bare skin. Watch the video and learn the healing power!!

I also remembering watching your video assuring me spike stayed in the arm. Turns out not true.

So all the Lyme and co-infection patients were right when they said that near-infra-red sauna helps them get better. (I am just amazed that it took researchers 3 years of the Covid pandemic, to find that given that it has been used by people with "Long Lyme" for decades.

Hi, liked and subscribed, excellent video, much appreciated. I would be interested in hearing your thoughts on if/or how telomerase may be effected by red light therapy near and far? Thank you

Three years ago I purchased a NIR+IR 18x24 lamp and have used it extensively in the winter time.

@PeachesCourage

Жыл бұрын

I JUST DISCOVERED DR SAM BAILEY WHO ACTUALLY HAS VERY CURRENT AND SURPRISING INFORMATION ABOUT A FEW THINGS SHE JUST LAST WEEK HAD A WORLD-FAMOUS VIROLOGIST ON SHE IS ON KZread ONCE A WEEK ( AND WITH A CURRENT TEAM OF DR'S AS WELL)

It is so interesting to me that stuff which a group doctors were censored for saying in early 2021 concerning spike proteins can no be posted on the internet as emerging knowledge without consequence. May GOD bless the heart doctors of 2021 who were bold enough to speak about a problem (and solutions) before it was acceptable (because of peer reviewed studies) or fashionable (now that people are living thru actual consequences of the spikes) to do so.

Thank you for yet another informative and empowering video. I have one question: Do you know the mechanism causing reduction of inflammation? Is it photons reacting with photon receptors? If this is true then it seems like these photon receptors are widely distributed throughout the body on any number of cells and their tissues. This of course brings up all kinds of questions about different wavelengths and if receptors are configured to accept specifically wavelengths Or is it more generalized? Ok, more than one question :)

@emmahorton3199

Жыл бұрын

You should read Norman Doig’s book, I think it’s called Brain, heal thyself

I had the flu two years ago and I felt like I literally was going to die. Then I took a nap with the sun's full on my face and when I woke up I had turned the corner. It worked really amazing.

I had Covid and consider myself a long hauler. I can tell you that I laterally crave going to the pool. It feels wonderful and I just believe you are really on to the truth. Good luck with that, lol.

Study of covid outcomes amongst public parks departments in US would be an interesting study

@WeighedWilson

Жыл бұрын

More specifically office staff versus outside staff.

It is particualarly the near infra red irradiation which works but not the other harmful UV rays so stepping out in the sun has a subjective anti inflammatory response, some might get a basal cell carcinoma or a melanoma too!

A special thank you to the politicians worldwide that roped off parks and beachfront and forest trails.

@toby9999

Жыл бұрын

You're missing the point about disease prevention. Plus, there isn't a lot of sunlight on forest trails and there are other places to go besides parks.

@yfa6244

Жыл бұрын

@@toby9999 But it is what motivates people to go outside and get some sunshine of some sort and some exercise as well as mental health.

I have been using photobiomodulation clinically fora decade. It works remarkably well for many conditions

Great video , used the bulbs for a long time ! On another note … I remember a person trying to tell people this in 2019 and the media laughed at him ….among other therapeutics we watch on this channel 🤔just saying , thank you for your great videos 🙏

@lynnwilliams5432

Жыл бұрын

I mentioned it and the person said voodoo therapy. Oh well.

Thanks for another great video. I've been interested in near Infrared light Therapy for over a year now but I want to be certain the lights I buy are really NIR and it would be very appreciated if you could point us in the right direction. Which NIR Lights do you recommend?

@C2C.

Жыл бұрын

I have Platinum LED's BioMax 600. It not only helped me get better sleep, but helped heal my frozen shoulder and alleviates arthritic joint pain.

@PeachesCourage

Жыл бұрын

I JUST DISCOVERED DR SAM BAILEY MD WHO HAS CURRENT INFORMATION

@deris7865

Жыл бұрын

You can watch “The Sun Cure Movement” kzread.info/dash/bejne/qZ9p2dWIcs20orA.html

THANK UYOU THIS IS SO HELPFUL SUCCESS.

Can you please clarify and be more specific about ; the best devices , which bulb types are best ? I see conflicting information if LED bulbs are acceptable, or heat lamp bulbs, large size panels vs medium or small size, also a lot about "red light therapy, which seems different, and many bulbs seem to be lower frequency than what the video says is optimal, for example. I want to buy a NIR device for home use to get the benefits explained, so need to know what to get and not get. Thank you

I used a homemade NIR sauna, using three 250W Philips light bulbs. It is amazing how clogged the skin is and that it takes time to start sweating. I used it as part of a detox/remineralisation program. Loved it!

@thomasmore4468

Жыл бұрын

I can only find Philips light bulbs that are Infra Red (BR125 IR 250W) NOT Near Infra Red (NIR). Are the ones you have actually NIR? If so, what is their item code so I can buy some please?

@nadjadavidson411

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasmore4468 You may like to check out Therabulb NIR-A 250W 120V bulb. It’s an incandescent, low EMF bulb that doesn’t outgas.

@thomasmore4468

Жыл бұрын

@@nadjadavidson411 Thank you so much. I did a search and Therabulb make a 240V version of the NIR-A 250W that can be used in the UK. I'll give it a try.

@nadjadavidson411

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasmore4468 Be sure to rotate your body: 5 mins on each side. Do not exceed 20 mins unless you are on a remineralisation program. Extended use of NIR sauna with heavy perspiration can lead to mineral loss, which you want to avoid.

@thomasmore4468

Жыл бұрын

@@nadjadavidson411 I will be careful. Thank you.

I read something about studying under infrared light once so I bought an infrared lamp and started studying under it. I always wear sunblock, but I'm fairly dark-skinned so it doesn't do as much damage. I noticed I can study for 11 hours and not feel irritable or tired. Maybe it's the absence of fluorescent lighting or maybe it's the infrared. I don't know. Either way, it works.

@gate-gate6863

Жыл бұрын

Did you mean you sit for 11 hours to study? I heard long sitting is worse than smoking! But anyway can you tell me what kind of infrared light did you get?

@pixpusha

Жыл бұрын

@@gate-gate6863 I went on amazon and bought a lightbulb that said infrared. I think it was $11. And yes, sitting for 11 hours is worse than smoking. I've lost a lot of muscle mass, and have seen an increase in insulin resistance. I hate what studying medicine has done to my body. I run 15 miles a week and lift weights every other day and I still am unable to maintain muscle ( I used to kickboxing and had far more muscle) because I sit so long to study. It will be over soon is what I keep telling myself.

@gate-gate6863

Жыл бұрын

@@pixpusha my heart goes out for you my dear. Decades ago I went through similar torture myself and now I am old I sit more than ever to rest. And the long sitting hurt my hip muscle and the bones and joints. Maybe you ought to change your diet. Go for low carbohydrate and high fat of course fat from very good source like avocado nuts coconut oil can help you with insulin resistance. And I understand we really don't need that much protein to build muscle. Good luck with your medical career.

Another valuable share :) thank you :)

I read an article that mentions that trees emit near infra red light, between 11am and 2pm is highest amount, and is healthy..Not sure how that interacts with the UV index..Can’t remember where I read it, so research it if you’d like..but puts tree hugging at a higher level..

There seems to be an error in this video. In this video you kept saying monkey cell when referring to the ACE2 receptor. However in your prior video about the spike protein causing damage (update 158) you said it was a mice cell. Please provide clarification and/or provide a correction if necessary.

@Medcram

Жыл бұрын

Yes. You are right. Mice cell. Good catch.

@fdbassociatesllc7889

Жыл бұрын

Yes, good catch. There are so many viruses floating around it’s hard to keep them straight!!

Ty DR. I’ve learned Much from watching your vids.💜💪🏼

Happy new year!

I have an IR sauna in basement as well as an IR massager. I recently used my sauna and it cleared up my sinuses.