What Is BioPhotonic Therapy?

Biophotonic therapy is the use of light to promote well-being and stimulate the healing processes of the body. Simply put, biophotons are light particles in the ultraviolet, far infrared, and visible light spectrum range, and biophotonics entails the interaction between biological beings and photons. This complex interaction can be used for a number of purposes including therapeutics. While the idea may seem novel, biophotonic therapy is being applied since the early 20^th century in different forms. It is a type of photomedicine, well-described by multiple scientific studies for its several health benefits.

In addition to having physical health benefits, biophotonic therapy positively impacts mental, emotional, and spiritual health. It is a holistic, multi-dimensional approach, that addresses all aspects of well-being. Using light, biophotonic therapy activates the body’s natural defenses to destroy any potential threats, whether infectious agents or mutated cells. Extraordinary data on the study of light and its applications reveal remarkable results. Light in different frequencies and intensities has shown activity against a spectrum of health disorders – ranging from physical to mental, and emotional and spiritual. When used properly, light possesses the astonishing potential and the applications of light for health can be limitless.

As we all know energy is an integral part of any life form and no life can exist without energy. When this energy becomes disrupted, a number of bodily processes are adversely affected. Using biophotonic therapy, this energy can be rebalanced and made coherent which leads to an improvement in the manifestations of several health disorders. Since body and mind are one unit that needs to be in harmony, physical health inevitably affects mental health and vice versa. The light used in Rocket Frequency Bed can travel transcranially and affect neurons to promote a greater state of harmony between the body and mind to improve mental and emotional well-being.

Neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease and autoimmune conditions such as lupus form a large proportion of the global burden of disease. Unfortunately, there is no cure for these disorders and pharmacological therapy is only helpful to a small extent. Biophotonic therapy now offers hope for the treatment of these, and other incurable diseases such as HIV/AIDS.

How Does Biophotonic Therapy Work?

Rocket Frequency Bed is designed based on Biontology and scientific evidence on the many health benefits of light in certain wavelengths. Biontology focuses on improving the self-healing properties of the body. All life forms are energy, and an illness is just chaotic light. By making this chaotic light coherent, the disorder can be fixed.

However, the rocket frequency bed is the first of its kind in delivering energy simultaneously to the whole body while being completely non-invasive. This energy is directly absorbed by cells. It is safe, non-invasive, comfortable, and completely harmless. It is based on the principle of using light to correct the cause of disorder in the system. It targets the core of energy imbalance in a human being and sets into motion a series of events that eventually lead to a healthier and more balanced state. In medical terms, it helps restore homeostasis. Once the balance is restored, the bodily systems work as they should, helping recover from illnesses. So, in the end, it is actually the body that heals itself once the energy is balanced.

Different cells absorb light differently. For example, pathogenic organisms such as bacteria and viruses absorb five times as much energy as absorbed by healthy body cells. These organisms contain a higher percentage of photosensitive amino acids – tyrosine and phenylalanine, which results in a much higher photoactivity. Likewise, diseased human cells are most susceptible due to being abnormal in size and having thinner membranes. Thus, light interacts uniquely with different types of cells – while diseased cells are destroyed, healthier cells remain unaffected. The cells that are destroyed become antigenic, which means they are identified by the immune system as foreign objects, as a result, the immune response becomes active, killing the rest of the diseased cells. So biophotonic therapy affects cells directly, as well as indirectly – via the immune system.

What Makes Rocket Frequency Bed Unique?

Rocket Frequency Bed is the first of its kind in delivering all-body non-invasive biophotonic therapy that takes only a few minutes and is completely safe and effective. The design of the rocket frequency bed is unique and comfortable, allowing treatment in multiple wavelengths. Once in the bed, it can be turned on to deliver biophotons to the body to stimulate healing. In addition to biophotons, the bed also delivers photo ingredients. The photo ingredients are a number of nutrients delivered via light. These nutrients are focused on improving vitality and rejuvenation. It is a standalone therapy and does not require any pre or post-treatment. The whole process takes 10 minutes, leaving you feeling more contented and energetic!

Rocket Frequency Bed Treatment Wavelengths

The Rocket Frequency Bed allows five different wavelength settings for the treatment – 635nm, 660nm, 810nm, 850nm, and 940nm, falling in the red, infrared, and far-infrared range of the spectrum. These wavelengths are known to improve both physical and mental health and each wavelength is associated with a number of health benefits. Red and near-infrared photons are also able to penetrate the skull to produce their mental health effects. The treatment improves thinking and clarity as well as neurological and psychiatric mental health conditions.

Its physical effects improve numerous physical health conditions such as immunologic disorders, infectious diseases, injuries, and fatigue. It also has aesthetic applications as these wavelengths help improve the quality of the skin and the photoingredients delivered by the Rocket Frequency Bed further improve aesthetic results.

• 635nm –It is anti-inflammatory in nature and promotes the healing of superficial and deep wounds. It is also effective for pain reduction.
• 660nm –Light in this range has anti-oxidative It reduces oxidative stress, thus delaying aging and preventing cancer. It is also used for sterilization and this specific wavelength has been used to sterilize organs before transplant.
• 810nm –Invisible to the naked eye, it can penetrate and cause thermal effects to increase tissue temperature, promote blood circulation, enhance metabolism, and improve cell vitality. like 660nm, this wavelength also promotes healing. Additionally, it has a remarkable effect on improving mental health. It helps with central nervous system pathologies by fighting excitotoxicty which is defined as a hyperactive state due to the release of a large number of excitatory neurotransmitters released by damaged or dead neurons. These neurotransmitters cause further disorders by exacerbating mental health conditions, including depression. This wavelength thus improves both physical and mental health. It also has anti-oxidative properties.
• 850nm –falling in the near-infrared (NIR) spectrum, this wavelength has an exceptional activity for the improvement of mental health conditions – both neurological and psychological. It promotes healing by improving metabolic processes, and anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant properties of neurons. It also has anti-apoptotic properties which means it inhibits neuron cell death. It has a potentially useful role in the treatment of stroke, brain trauma, dementia and Parkinson’s disease, and depression.
• 940nm –it also promotes healing and helps improve mental and physical health.

Frequency Program List (Biophotonic Digital Ingredients List)

Rocket Frequency Bed delivers a number photoingredients, which are nutrients delivered by light. The far infrared light carries the digital (frequency) biophotonic ingredients to the body. The nutrients include the following:

1. Policosanol:It is an alcohol compound isolated and processed from sugar cane. Recent studies show that policosanol consumption leads to animprovement in the lipid profile. It is believed to decrease total cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein (LDL), known as bad cholesterol by several mechanisms, and increase high-density lipoprotein (HDL), I.e., Good cholesterol, by inhibiting cholesterol synthesis and increasing the processing of low-density lipoprotein into High-density lipoproteins. Additionally, cardiovascular health benefits are also observed with policosanol therapy.
2. Methylene Blue:Methylene blue is famous as a blue dye. It has recently shown promising results in anti-depressive It has also demonstrated remarkable improvement in mild cognitive disabilities and memory impairment.
3. L-Ascorbic Acid:Also commonly known as Vitamin C, ascorbic acid helps in protection against immune system deficiencies, prevents cardiovascular diseases, maintains healthy skin, and is essential for the body to make collagen. It is also vital for eye health and helps prevent cancer and stroke.
4. Nitric Oxide:It improves oxygen delivery to the cells, and cardiovascular health, expands blood vessels, improves overall circulation, reduces the risk of plaque accumulation, aids in preventing blood clots, helps regulate blood pressure, improves erectile dysfunction, raises the effectiveness of workouts, and helps prevent cognitive decline.
5. BH4 Supplement:BH4 plays a significant role in heart and cognitive health. It has two important functions:

• It is an essential co-factor for several enzymes. NO Is responsible for regulating oxygen delivery and perfusion.
• It also plays a crucial role in serotonin production, commonly dubbed a hormone for happiness.

6. DHA:DHA and other omega-3 fatty acids are required for brain developmentand functional growth. It is essential for the neurodevelopment of infants in their growing age. It improves memory and learning ability. It has also shown promising results in increasing serotonin, the happy hormone. Individuals taking DHA (along with omegas-3 fatty acids) have reported elevated mood.
7. NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine):NAC is a precursor to glutathione and can prevent kidney and liver damage. It is a powerful antioxidant and helps improve immune function. It may also help stabilize blood sugar by decreasing inflammation in Fat Cells. It is also known to help improve psychiatric disorders such as ADHD, ADD or OCD, or addictive disorders.
8. NADH and NAD:NADH is the reduced form of NAD. It is produced in glycolysis and the Krebs cycle. NAD is a coenzyme found in all living cells that promotes health and is also called an anti-aging molecule. It helps reduce the effects of chronic conditions and aging on the human body, especially the brain. It helps with healthy brain functioning and also slows down cognitive decline, speeds up the regenerative and reparative processes in the human body, decreases chronic fatigue and boosts energy levels, slows aging, and reduces body inflammation.
9. Glutathione:Glutathione is a potent antioxidant. It decreases the number of free radicals in the body and improves vitality by increasing energy and slowing down the aging process. In addition, glutathione strengthens the immune system and detoxifies the liver and cells.
10. Vitamin B12:Vitamin B12 primarily supports the formation of red blood cells. It is crucial in helping the nervous system, preventing memory loss, and reducing the risk of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and dementia. It allows the nervous system to function correctly and boosts mood and well-being. In addition, B12 plays a vital role in maintaining heart health.
11. Growth Factors – Colostrum:Colostrum is the first form of milk released by any mammal’s mammary glands immediately after giving birth. It strengthens the gut, boosts immunity, prevents allergies and infections, reduces inflammation, reduces cancer risk, and enhances metabolism.
12. Oxygen:Oxygen (hyperbaric) therapyhas become very popular in recent times. Oxygen retards human cells’ aging, helps relieve headaches, and has been medically known to help migraines. In addition, it alleviates tiredness and improves physical performance by up to 25%.
13. Hydrogen:Hydrogen inhalation therapy helps treat inflammation, obesity, and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia. It also helps with neuromuscular disorders. In addition, it helps with metabolic disorders such as diabetes and also helps with aging and other skin disorders, including superficial ulcer healing.
14. Enzymes:Enzymes play a predominant role in biochemical mechanisms due to their ability to efficiently and selectively catalyze biochemical reactions in the body. Enzyme therapy has recently become a popular cosmetic procedure; it helps with glycosylation, sun damage, aging skin, acne, and hyperpigmentation. In addition, enzyme therapy helps with rosacea, eczema, and psoriasis.
15. Probiotics:Probiotics are bacteria and yeast that are good for the digestive system, which in turn helps the entire body. They help lower blood pressure, decrease the risk of food allergies and keep skin healthy. In addition, recent studies show that they help increase serotonin production.
16. Flavonoids:Quercetin is an antioxidant that helps the body combat the damage caused by free radicals. Quercetin supports healthy immune response, reduces inflammation, and helps increase exercise performance and endurance.
17. Alkali:Alkalinity aids with weight loss; it detoxes the body from heavy metals, increases water absorption, makes the skin healthy and younger-looking, and improves digestion.
18. Far Infra-Red Light:Far-infrared light has been shown to increase exercise tolerance, speed up muscle recovery, promote muscle growth, increase metabolism and rid the body of toxins that promote obesity.
19. EMF – Electromagnetic Field Radiations:These are known to have a wide range of healing properties including nerve regeneration, wound healing, and diabetes They also protect against myocardial and cerebral ischemia (heart attack and stroke), among other conditions.
20. Moringa:Moringa is dubbed a superfood; it promotes beautiful skin, stimulates hair growth, has anti-ulcer properties, normalizes blood sugar, improves vision, improves digestion, and reduces wrinkles and fine lines. It also controls blood sugar and cholesterol.
21. Ketone Esters:Ketone esters are exogenous ketone supplements, which means these ketones are externally administered in the human body. These help make the diet easier by decreasing the keto flu symptoms, increasing ketone levels, reducing appetite, boosting energy levels, and increasing exercise performance and endur Ketone esters are known to enhance cognitive function too.
22. Pine Needle Oil:Pine essential oil has several benefits, it relaxes muscles, aids in improving respiratory function, and speeds up metabolism. It also helps with psoriasis, pimples, and eczema.
23. Iodine:Iodine controls the body’s metabolic rate and stimulates hormonal activity. It helps maintain optimal energy levels, prevent dangerous forms of cancer, cure enlarged thyroid, and boost the immune system. Iodine also protects against radiation and sustains cognitive ability.
24. Red Algae:Red Marine algae,also known as Gigartina, Is a rich source of iodine and magnesium. It is rich in omega-3 fatty acids and has immune-boostingantiviral properties. Red algae support heart and cognitive function. In addition, it helps with anxiety and depression.
25. VIP (Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide):VIP works on the brain. It improves GI mechanisms by modifying hormone and electrolyte levels, breaking down fats and sugars, and controlling blood sugar levels. It improves brain function and sleep. It is a critical modulator in the circadian system, learning and memory, immunity, inflammation, and responses to stress and injury.
26. Stem Cells:Stem cell therapy accelerates healing, enhances collagen production, decreases nerve damage, and eliminates pain and inflammation. It increases vitality, fictionality, and range of motion in everyday life and helps in restoring an injured body part. It is non-invasive and can help cure procedures that need surgery.
27. Schumann Resonance:There are frequencies that are called the Schumann resonance frequencies. These frequencies belong to the group of natural electromagnetic earth energies. They are vital because they induce brain states that help us relax, heal, and perceive and experience Earth energies.
28. Vitamin D3:Vitamin D3 is a core vitamin in bone health by absorbing calcium and phosphorus and teeth health by reducing plaque build-up. It boosts mood by supporting the production of neurotransmitters which helps cognition. It lowers blood pressure by suppressing renin. Improves exercise tolerance and physical performance.
29. Hydration:Hydration helps with fatigue; it is a muscle fuel, gives clear skin, removes toxins, and keeps joints healthy. It also improves cognitive function and provides a productivity boost.
30. Oxaloacetate:Oxalo acetate is a natural energy molecule that turns on favorable genes to help slow aging, stabilize glucose functioning, and down-regulate the molecular pathways that create and store fat. Oxaloacetate gives you energy without a crash, increases mental clarity, removes brain fog, and boosts mood.
31. Undaria pinnatifida:Undaria pinnatifida is also known as the brown weed. In cosmetic terminology, it is known as Fucoidan. It helps kill unwanted cells through programmed cell death, increasing turnover and making skin radiant. Applying topically gives soothing protection, reduces dullness, and improves brightness. It is also seen to have decreased wrinkles by decreasing the wrinkle depth.
32. Nitric Oxide:Nitric oxide is produced by nearly every type of cell in the human body and one of the most important molecules for blood vessel health. It’s a vasodilator, meaning it relaxes the inner muscles of your blood vessels, causing the vessels to widen. In this way, nitric oxide increases blood flow and lowers blood pressure.

The Effects of Biophotonic Therapy

The overall effects of biophotonic therapy include

• Improved vitality and endurance
• Improved cognitive function and ability
• Improved mood
• Better sleep
• Balanced hormones
• Increased productivity
• Sports optimization
• Slower aging

Health Benefits of Biophotonic Therapy

Biophotonic therapy has numerous health benefits as mentioned before. It promotes all dimensions of well-being – including physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual.

Physical Benefits

Biophotonic therapy is well documented to enhance the immune response. In recent years, the incidence of immune-related diseases has increased a great deal which means the immune system is not working as it should. Biophotonic therapy helps modulate the immune system and enhance it by the production of white blood cells. An improved immune response is associated with an improvement in all health disorders. Moreover, the nutrients delivered via light improve overall well-being.

Other physical health issues that biophotonic therapy helps with include

• Fibromyalgia
• Allergies
• Infectious diseases
• Chronic fatigue
• Non-healing ulcers
• Hepatitis
• Lupus
• Multiple sclerosis
• Psoriasis
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Respiratory disorders such as asthma and COPD

Michael R Hamblin PhD gives talk on Photobiomodulation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq-YMx2S0bk

Mental Health Benefits

It is a well-documented fact that sunlight is crucial for both physical and mental health. Reduced exposure to sunlight leads to physical disorders such as low vitamin D levels as well as mental disorders such as depression. Studies have shown that moderate sunlight exposure is in fact associated with improved healing. Biophotonic therapy delivers the benefits of sunlight without the risks associated with overexposure to UV rays.

Biophotonic therapy is documented to help with the following mental health disorders

• Seizures
• Depression
• Neuropathy

Spiritual And Emotional Health Benefits

Any physical ailment also affects the mental, emotional and spiritual dimensions of well-being. Outside factors can also disrupt our energy. Biophotonic therapy delivered by Rocket Frequency Bed helps balance disrupted energy. It also stabilizes mood and helps with the symptoms of depression and anxiety.

Side Effects of Biophotonic Therapy

Biophotonic therapy is a thoroughly safe procedure and no side effects have ever been reported with it, whether immediate or delayed. Rocket Frequency Bed is even safer as it is non-invasive so there is further elimination of risks associated with invasive procedures, such as infection at the blood withdrawal site and the contamination of drawn blood. Likewise, other minor side effects often associated with blood withdrawal procedures such as dizziness, fever, and chills can be avoided with rocked frequency bed.

Safety Of Rocket Frequency Bed

Rocket Frequency Bed is well designed, meeting all safety standards. It is a state-of-the-art therapy bed that delivers light at your chosen frequency. It also comes with multiple additional features such as speakers and blue tooth to make your treatment time more fun.

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