Vielight Inc

Meet Rudy, An Alzheimer’s Patient

This is Rudy, he is 83 years old. A year ago, he was diagnosed as having “significant cognitive impairment” and not allowed out of the house unaccompanied. Today, he drives to the shops on his own. His is one of several cases of Alzheimer patients that use the Vielight 810. His is one of several cases that have provided us the basis for an upcoming pilot study to indicate our new Neuro to “enhance mental acuity as therapy in subjects with reduced cognitive functioning”.

See a scientific poster presentation presented at the North American Association of Light Therapy Conference 2014.

Convenient and Beneficial

Invented in Canada, Vielight devices are easy to use, can be carried on the go and are durable to wear and tear. Intranasal devices can be used from the convenience of your home, office and even while you sleep.

Vielight makes phototherapy devices you can use anytime, anywhere.

Products start at $299 for a lifetime investment, backed by a 6-month satisfaction guarantee for an 80% refund.

What is Intranasal Light Therapy?

Intranasal Light Therapy (or intranasal photobiomodulation) is a method of introducing the therapeutic effects of light into the body through the nasal channel. The process is engineered to enable the effect to reach the brain and the body through a complex signaling system that exists in the internal systems.

Scientific research has demonstrated that photobiomodulation of various forms stimulate cells to achieve homeostasis. Collectively, the effect is systemic. Energy medicine methods recognize the importance of this balance to strengthen wellness and the quality of life.

Our Vielight products have been designed with parameters to deliver the photons effectively with great convenience and low cost. Many regular users have reported elevated levels of wellness. No claim has been made for a cure, and results vary between users. They have not been evaluated as medical devices by regulatory authorities.

How It Works

The photon emissions are absorbed into the body through the capillaries and based on quantum mechanics, induces photobiomodulation. This is sometimes termed as “blood irradiation” and can lead to improved an immune system and systemic circulation. The proximity to the brain can also result in direct brain stimulation.

“When absorption of light by a tissue chromophore takes place, covalent bonds cannot be broken because of the energy of the photons involved. However, the energy is sufficient for the first excited singlet state to be formed, and this can undergo intersystem crossing to the long-lived triplet state of the chromophore. The long life of this species allows reactions to occur, such as energy transfer to ground state molecular oxygen to form the reactive species, singlet oxygen. Another photochemistry pathway that can occur after the absorption of a red or NIR photon is the dissociation of a non-covalently bound ligand from a binding site on a metal containing cofactor in an enzyme. The most likely candidate for this pathway is the binding of nitric oxide to the iron-containing and copper-containing redox centers in unit IV of the mitochondrial respiratory chain, known as cytochrome c oxidase.” – Dr M. Hamblin, “Mechanisms of Low Level Light Therapy”, Harvard Medical School.

The nasal cavity is rich with blood capillaries. There are five major arteries that connect to the nasal cavity, while the Little’s area is known to be a frequent site of nasal bleeding. It is known to have more capillaries per sq cm than even the brain and most organs of the body. Given the rich supply of blood and the thin, permeable membrane that separates blood from the exterior in the nasal cavity, this area is an excellent spot for blood irradiation. Being just 3 inches from the brain, with little barrier, it is also an excellent source for direct brain stimulation.

Vielight offers a union between well-researched science and innovative engineering. During the design process, emphasis was placed on effectiveness, safety, affordablity and ease of use. Our team is comprised of research scientists, doctors and engineers supported by renowned knowledge leaders in the field of photomedicine as scientific advisors.