Seth Casden

And so you see we have 11 published studies now showing the benefits of selling it and how it affects the body and interacts the body with the body.

And, you know, infrared is just beyond the visible.

So it's not light that you see what you're normally like looking at a rainbow, but it's real.

And it goes up to four centimeters, you know, a couple inches into the body.

And

provides these thermoregulation benefits?

Well, I think when we started, there were certainly a lot of skeptics.

People were a little incredulous that you could make these kinds of impacts naturally.

This tends to be

just healthy skepticism when something's new, particularly if this is something that is maybe not easy to see with the naked eye.

But now I think it's really, there's over 10,000 papers on photobiomodulation that have been published.

Over 125,000 subjects have been studied.

If you look at the whole universe of using light and lasers to help people.

So I think now it's really got a stronghold.

And particularly with the biohacking and

Longevity community has embraced infrared and understands infrared.

So I'd say now we're at a place of fairly wide acceptance, if not universal.

Yeah.

And for me personally, I had a bristow procedure on my shoulder and had to have a rod put in and a cleat and using cellulite as a wrap and as like an insulation around the scar.

I could really actually feel and perceive the increase in circulation blood flow.