You Need to Try This Treatment in Your Weight Loss Journey, Say Experts
Experts reveal gentle approach that could boost your results
Have you ever stepped on the scale after dieting for a few weeks or working out, only to be met with disappointment? While diet and exercise remain the foundation of any successful weight loss journey, an innovative treatment is growing in popularity as a game-changer for those looking to supplement their results – light therapy.
This gentle approach, first developed by NASA, is now helping people tackle those stubborn areas that often resist traditional weight loss methods. Best of all? There’s no heavy exercise or strict dieting required – it works alongside whatever healthy routine you’re already following.
Scott Chaverri, Founder and CEO of Mito Red Light, explains why this treatment is creating such a buzz in the wellness world.
What is Light Therapy?
Light therapy treatment uses specific wavelengths of light – both red and blue – to target fat cells beneath the skin. Originally developed by NASA for wound healing, scientists discovered these wavelengths could penetrate deep enough to affect fat cells, potentially helping them release stored content.
How It Works
Unlike quick-fix solutions that often leave you feeling frustrated, light therapy works with your body’s natural processes. It uses specific wavelengths of light to target fat cells, supporting your body’s own ability to slim down and tone up.
Research shows impressive results. In one study, people lost an average of three inches from their waist, hips, and thighs after just six weeks – all while following their normal routine.
“What’s exciting about this approach is how simple it is,” explains Chaverri. “You don’t need to completely overhaul your lifestyle. It works alongside whatever healthy changes you’re already making.”
Beyond the Inches
Light therapy does more than just support your weight loss goals. Users often report a range of benefits that help them stay motivated on their wellness journey. The treatment helps shape and contour problem areas while supporting your body’s natural processes.
“It’s particularly effective for those stubborn areas that don’t seem to respond to diet and exercise alone” says Chaverri.
Research shows the benefits can be long-lasting when the treatment is used as part of a healthy lifestyle. While some people notice changes within a few weeks, the most impressive results come from consistent use alongside a balanced diet and regular exercise.
Supporting Your Weight Loss Journey
Light therapy is particularly effective because it works at a cellular level. It targets the cells that store fat – called adipocytes – helping them release their stored content naturally. Research published in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine studied 689 participants, showing the treatment reduced circumference through actual fat reduction, not just fluid shifts.
Studies reveal the treatment may also help regulate key hormones involved in hunger and satiety. Research in the International Journal of Endocrinology found that morning treatments helped balance levels of leptin and ghrelin – hormones that control appetite and eating behaviour. This hormonal support could explain why many users find it easier to stick to their healthy eating plans.
The benefits extend beyond just fat cells. A 2020 study in Lasers in Medical Science explored various treatment frequencies, finding that two sessions weekly for six weeks delivered optimal results. The research showed the treatment not only affected fat tissue but also supported overall metabolic health.
“Regular sessions tend to provide the best results,” Chaverri explains. “Just like any healthy habit, consistency matters. Most people find it easily fits into their routine, whether they’re just starting their weight loss journey or looking to maintain their results.”
Scott Chaverri, Founder and CEO of Mito Red Light comments: “People want solutions that work with their lifestyle, not against it. Light therapy fits seamlessly into daily routines without requiring dramatic schedule changes or pushing yourself to extremes.
“Seeing measurable progress makes it easier to stick with healthy lifestyle changes. This treatment helps people create lasting results rather than temporary fixes that fade away.”