Red Light & Photobiomodulation with Sarah Turner

In this episode, Sarah Turner joins Teemu Arina to discuss every aspect of Red Light therapy and Photobiomodulation. They cover the effects of different wavelengths of light and recommended types of devices for different treatments and use cases.Sarah Turner has a postgraduate degree in Clinical Neuroscience from Roehampton University in London. She also holds BSc degrees in Psychological Sciences and Nutritional Medicine from Westminster University and Thames Valley University, respectively. Currently, she is pursuing a diploma in Photobiomodulation at the University of Montpellier in France. During the initial decade of her career, Sarah worked as a research scientist in the pharmaceutical industry. Her role involved planning and conducting experiments to examine the impact of electrostatics on physiology.Sarah actively participates in the Biohacker movement and has had the opportunity to interview prominent thought leaders, visionaries, and experts in the field of Biohacking. Through these interactions, she has gained a deep understanding of the crucial role of physics in relation to biology. This has ignited her interest in the areas of quantum biology in health, photomedicine, and consciousness studies. Sarah's primary focus lies in photobiomodulation, which involves utilizing specific light wavelengths and pulsed frequencies to enhance optimal functioning, with a specific emphasis on brain-related issues. As the Co-Founder and CEO of CeraThrive, she spearheads the production of a red light therapy system that specifically targets the gut-brain connection.Learn more about Sarah and CeraThrive at https://www.cerathrive.comThis conversation was recorded in November 2023.Check https://biohackersummit.com for upcoming events & tickets!Devices, supplements, guides, books & quality online courses for supporting your health & performance: https://biohackercenter.comKey moments and takeaways:00:00 Introduction by Teemu Arina01:00 Sarah's background02:40 What contributed to the popularity of photobiomodulation?04:09 Targeted effects of red and near-infrared light07:14 The method formerly known as LLLT and PPM08:35 Activation of cytochrome c oxidase09:31 Increased blood flow10:31 Collagen production11:17 Headaches11:51 Sleep and glymphatic drainage12:45 Improving one system benefits another14:33 Stimulating different organs16:22 The body is always trying to return to homeostasis20:15 Red light will not produce a tan22:51 Mitochondria retransmit light23:56 We are beings of light25:33 Sarah's favourite applications of photobiomodulation27:58 Targeting the gut to reach the brain30:40 Degenerative diseases32:30 Mental health issues34:09 The skull: skin and brain36:47 Mouth bacteria management with Lumoral37:56 Red light as a non-invasive method of treatment41:37 Different types of red light devices43:26 It's difficult to overdose red light44:13 How to best treat joint pain45:58 Influencers are misrepresenting the use of devices46:34 When to choose red vs. near-infrared light47:31 Be careful with red light on your genitals49:52 Your body (and common sense) will tell you if you're doing it wrong50:36 Reproductive health51:20 Red light therapy for race horses and farm animals53:07 Wake-up lights vs. red light during the winter54:43 Where to find out more about Sarah's device

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