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Introducing the Vielight Vagus: NIR-Powered Nerve Stimulation for Brain-Body Wellness

Introducing the Vielight Vagus: NIR-Powered Nerve Stimulation for Brain-Body Wellness

Vielight launches a non-invasive NIR vagus nerve stimulator targeting heart rate, mood, and stress. Plus: why irradiance — not wavelength alone — determines real PBM results.

NHL Champion Tim Thomas: ‘I Feel Like Myself Again’ After Brain Recovery using Vielight

NHL Champion Tim Thomas: ‘I Feel Like Myself Again’ After Brain Recovery using Vielight

4x NHL All-Star Tim Thomas shares how the Vielight Neuro restored his mental sharpness after years of head impacts. Plus: the Irradiance is Power explainer video.

Vielight at Elsevier’s Global Brain Stimulation Conference + Neuro Pro 2 Protocol Deep Dive

Vielight at Elsevier’s Global Brain Stimulation Conference + Neuro Pro 2 Protocol Deep Dive

Dr. Lew Lim lectures at the Elsevier Brain Stimulation Conference in Kobe, Japan. Includes a deep-dive into the Neuro Pro 2’s advanced Gracefire protocols for cognitive performance.

VIECLINIC Opens in Toronto: A Next-Generation Brain Intervention Clinic

VIECLINIC Opens in Toronto: A Next-Generation Brain Intervention Clinic

Vielight launches VIECLINIC, a psychiatric and neurological clinic combining EEG, rTMS, tDCS, and tPBM. Plus: the anatomy of the cribriform plate and why the nose is the best PBM path.

MCI Study Results: Brain PBM Boosts Cognition, Connectivity, and Key Biomarkers

MCI Study Results: Brain PBM Boosts Cognition, Connectivity, and Key Biomarkers

U of Toronto publishes MCI trial findings with the Vielight Neuro RX Gamma — improved executive function, increased thalamus volume, and reduced Alzheimer’s-related plasma markers.

VIECLINIC Launches | Why NIR Light Travels Best Through the Nose

VIECLINIC Launches | Why NIR Light Travels Best Through the Nose

Vielight unveils its flagship brain clinic at 471 Jarvis St, Toronto. Plus: a breakdown of the cribriform plate — the thinnest skull bone and the anatomical key to intranasal PBM.

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