Type 2 diabetes is one of the most common chronic conditions. It often has a major impact on lifestyle, requiring lifestyle changes. However, type 2 diabetes can be treated with red light therapy, which alleviates symptoms and tackles the condition from within. Read here to find out how and why it works!

Red light therapy is a method that uses red light with specific wavelengths to stimulate the body. This triggers the body's own processes, enabling it to recover and function better. In type 2 diabetes, there are various processes in the body that can be stimulated. You can read about these below.

Red light stimulates the mitochondria, the powerhouses of the cells. This allows glucose to be converted into usable energy more quickly and efficiently. As a result, blood sugar levels remain more stable. Stable glucose levels contribute to more energy and less fatigue.

Type 2 diabetes often causes chronic inflammation in the body. Red light therapy can inhibit inflammatory processes and stimulate tissue repair. This means that your organs can function better and the risk of long-term complications is reduced.

In type 2 diabetes, cells become less sensitive to insulin, causing glucose to remain in the blood for too long. Red light therapy improves this insulin sensitivity by reducing oxidative stress and optimising cell metabolism. This allows the body to process insulin more effectively, which in turn has a positive effect on blood sugar levels.

Red light stimulates microcirculation, i.e. the flow of blood through the smallest blood vessels. This ensures that oxygen and nutrients reach the cells more quickly and that waste products are removed more efficiently. This is particularly important for diabetes patients, as it can prevent or treat problems such as cold feet, tingling or neuropathy.

Intranasal red light therapy offers the above benefits for type 2 diabetes. In this form of light therapy, red light is administered through the nose. This is because the red light can reach the blood most quickly and effectively through the nose. As a result, the light therapy works throughout the entire body, offering a solution for systemic conditions such as type 2 diabetes.

Red light therapy focuses on balancing the body's own processes. This makes it possible to treat systemic disorders. By bringing the light into direct contact with the blood via the nose, the cells receive an energy boost, oxidative stress is reduced and blood circulation is improved. All of the above benefits result from this. Find out more about intranasal red light therapy for this condition here.

The IN-light laser is an intranasal red light therapy laser that can be used for type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes. This is what users of IN-light with type 2 diabetes notice:

• More energetic feeling
• Stabilisation of blood sugar levels
• Reduction in symptoms such as cold feet or tingling
• Improvement in blood values
• Reduction in medication use

We have created a special indication for the use of red light therapy for this condition. Here you can find detailed scientific information, experiences and a treatment protocol.