Red light therapy is widely used for skin rejuvenation, soulagement de la douleur, et cicatrisation des plaies. But a common concern is: Can red light therapy cause cancer cells to grow?
La réponse courte: Non, It Doesn’t Cause Cancer Growth
According to current research, la thérapie par la lumière rouge ne provoque pas le cancer and does not make existing cancer cells grow faster. En fait, red light uses non-ionizing light, which means it doesn’t damage DNA like UV or X-rays do.
Ce que dit la science
- Non-ionizing wavelengths (like 630nm–850nm used in red light therapy) are safe and do not cause mutations in cells.
- Some early studies even show that red light may help reduce inflammation and improve the quality of life in cancer patients—such as easing side effects from chemotherapy.
Important Notes
- Red light therapy is not a cancer treatment.
It should never replace medical advice or oncology treatment. - Avoid using red light directly over tumors unless approved by a healthcare provider.
Réflexions finales
Red light therapy is considered safe for most people and does pas cause or worsen cancer. If you have a history of cancer or are currently under treatment, consult your doctor before use.
