LED stands for light emitting diode. Infrared is part of the red spectrum of
light above 700nm. Invisible to the eye if I am not mistaken. There are LEDs
that are specifically designed to produce this wavelength which has been found
to stimulate healing and reduce inflammation.
-- Carol Ann <saffiresk...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Good question Al, Thanks. I have one also. What is the difference between
LED and Infrared?
Al Riley <a...@domsys.com> wrote: <!-- /* Style Definitions */ p.MsoNormal,
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{page:Section1;} --> Hello Group,<?xml:namespace prefix = o />I remember a
while back that there was a quite extensive discussion of the use of LEDs to
treat cancers, particularly oral cancer. I purchased two different LED units
from V (one of our esteemed listers), one was a 660nm array and the other was
an 880nm array. One was more effective in the treatment of oral cancer, but I
canât remember the particulars. Can anyone remember the jist of the
discussions.ThanksAl Riley!
Carol Ann
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