Best Red Light Intranasal Allergy Relievers

Allergies affect us all differently. Oh sure, they are annoying, uncomfortable, and make months of are lives difficult. However, they can all hit us in a slightly different way. Regardless, we all crave support and relief during those difficult weeks and months. Thankfully, relief is out there. There are oh-so many over-the-counter solutions to ease our suffering during allergy seasons. It’s just a matter of finding the right solution to suit your specific allergies.

Seasonal allergy sufferers typically experience symptoms during spring and fall. Others may have symptoms secondary to being exposed to dust, pet dander or other antigens that trigger reactions from the immune system. Coughing, sneezing, watery and itchy eyes are some of the many common effects that people with allergies experience. It’s not pleasant. In fact, it can often be horrible enough to disrupt our entire lives. Thankfully, there is help available. Common symptomatic treatments typically involve taking OTC or prescription medications. However, medications are not without side effects and some still do not provide adequate relief. The advent of intranasal red light therapy offers an alternative means of dealing with unpleasant allergies. It might not be the most conventional allergy solution out there, but the results will speak for themselves. Cast your skepticism aside. It’s amazing what the right light can do at the right time.

Light Wavelengths

We know what you’re thinking right now, “How could light possibly help with my allergies?” It does sound like science fiction, but it’s not. This is science fact. It’s been proven. It works. It all comes down to the nature of light itself.

Light spans a broad spectrum of wavelengths that are measured in nanometers or nm. The visible light spectrum goes from violet at a wavelength of 380 nm to near-infrared light at a wavelength of 750 nm. Wavelengths above 750 nm are considered infrared radiation, which is commonly used for night vision optical devices.

Infrared allergy treatment or IAT devices function in the red and infrared light spectrums. The electronic technology has one or two miniature LED light probes. The probes emit red or near infrared light depending on the individual device. The probes are placed one in each nostril and turned on for the designated amount of time. The lights interfere with the immune system by stabilizing the IgE antibodies and preventing the release of histamine, which produces allergy symptoms. The effects of IAT also include a reduction in inflammation, tissue irritation, and swelling.

That’s right, all it takes is a few concentrated and specific beams of light blasted up your nose to severely cut down on your allergy symptoms. Chances are that you’ve never tried this before. How could you without the proper equipment? But trust us, with this device in your life, your allergies will never haunt you the same way again.

Clinical Testing

Don’t worry, this has been throughly tested with proven results. Researchers from Tel Aviv University tested the technology on individuals diagnosed as suffering from hay fever. Following regular treatment sessions, 72 percent of the test subjects reported experiencing a reduction in allergy symptoms. Additional studies performed around the world demonstrated similar results. Scientists all over the world have been amazed that the effect concentrated lights has on allergy symptoms. You will too. All you need to do is try it.

About IAT Treatments

IAT device manufacturers generally recommend that clients undergo the treatment for three to five minutes at least twice each day. For severe symptoms, the devices can be used more often throughout the day until experiencing noticeable relief. In general, allergy sufferers notice a dramatic reduction in symptoms after two weeks of consistent therapy. The treatments are painless, they do not produce heat. and can be used in combination with medication without fear of interaction or adverse side effects. The treatment method is also safe enough to use on children from the age of five and up. This is the miracle cure allergy sufferers have been seeking their entire lives, it just comes from an unlikely source. One that has been (pardon the pun) under our noses this entire time (or at the very least, it should have been under our noses).

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Bionette

The miniature Bionette IAT device is wireless and small enough to put in a pocket and take anywhere. The all-in-one device measures a mere 2 inches in length, 1.5 inches wide and weighs less than 8 ounces. Two nasal probes are permanently inserted into the top of the unit. The Bionette functions using two Li-ion batteries, which are included. It’s easy. It’s practical. It really needs to be a part of your life.

To use the Bionette, simply squeeze the buttons on either side of the device. The buttons spread the nasal probes and activate the dual light sensors. Insert a probe into each nostril and relax. The adjustable design of the probes make the device more comfortable for users of all ages. Treatment sessions last 4.5 minutes each, and the unit automatically turns itself off when the session ends. So simple that even a child could use it (and quite frankly, they should be using it!).

The Bionette can be used up to three times a day. The batteries provide up to 80 treatments. When the batteries are at the end of their lifespan, a light flashes to alert the need for battery replacement. The red light laser therapy device is designed to treat nasal congestion, sneezing, headaches, itchy and watery eyes that are commonly associated with allergic rhinitis, colds or flu.

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LifeBasis

The portable and inexpensive LifeBasis unit provides two types of treatment in one convenient device. The technology combines red light or low-frequency laser therapy with acupoint pulse waves to alleviate allergy symptoms or snoring. The battery-operated device weighs a mere nine ounces and is approximately the same size as a hand held electric razor. It can be taken with you anywhere that you go and used discretely at any time.

Technophobes shouldn’t be concerned either. The IAT is extremely user-friendly. The face or front of the unit has the power on/off button, + and – buttons to select treatment intensity, a button for the laser or impulse selection and the timer button. Lights on the screen illuminate based on time, mode and intensity level selections. Despite using cutting edge technology, this device is remarkably easy to operate and understand.

The red light or laser mode emits light through dual nasal probes on a wavelength of 650nm. The two nasal probes enable users to treat both nasal and sinus cavities simultaneously. The light absorbs deep into the nasal membranes and up toward the sinuses and brain to stimulate blood circulation, increase blood oxygen saturation levels and reduce inflammation and swelling. The treatments also inhibit histamine and other chemical responses.

Choose pulse therapy by plugging the impulse device into the control unit and placing the metallic clip and probes over the nose just above the nostrils. The gentle impulses massage the pressure points over the nasal nerves to clear sinuses and enhance blood flow while reducing soft tissue swelling to eliminate snoring. It’s like getting a gentle massage deep within your nostrils, loosening up areas that would be impossible to touch under any other circumstances.

The LifeBase IAT device can be used one to three times a day and up to five minutes per treatment session. The unit functions using three AAA batteries, which are not included. Along with the IAT machine, nasal lights and impulse probes, the device also comes with an instruction manual.

So if you have been suffering from allergies your entire life and have run out of ways to sooth your seasonal pain, it’s time to embrace the power of light. Sure, it might sound insane. But what groundbreaking technology didn’t sound insane at first glance. The fact of the matter is that the only way to know for sure if this device will provide the allergy relief that you crave is to try it for yourself. So open your mind, change your perception of what you think allergy treatments should look like, and embrace the future. The time has come for you to get the relief that you deserve.