NEOLIGHT PHOTOBIOMODULATION
Thyroid & Metabolic Health. More Energy.
A More Balanced You.
Red and near-infrared light therapy supports mitochondrial function, cellular energy production, and healthy metabolic processes — factors that play a key role in optimal thyroid function, healthy metabolism, and overall vitality.
Non-invasive
No medications
No downtime
Whole-body wellness
Support your metabolism today for a more vibrant tomorrow.
Thyroid, Metabolism & Photobiomodulation
Emerging research shows that red and near-infrared light can influence mitochondrial activity, reduce inflammation, improve cellular signaling, and support endocrine function. These effects may help the body maintain healthy thyroid hormone balance, metabolic function, and energy production at the cellular level.
THE RESEARCH AT A GLANCE
20+
HUMAN CLINICAL STUDIES
on thyroid, metabolic and mitochondrial outcomes
1,000+
PARTICIPANTS
across PBM and red light studies
CONSISTENT BENEFITS
in thyroid hormone balance, metabolic markers and cellular energy
Key Areas of Research
Explore how red and near-infrared light therapy may support thyroid and metabolic health.
Thyroid Function
Patients with hypothyroidism who received PBM therapy saw their required daily levothyroxine medication dosage drop by an average of 64% nine months post-treatment, with nearly 48% of participants able to discontinue their thyroid medication entirely. Additionally, a larger 350-patient study found that combining PBM with targeted supplementation was 15 times more effective at lowering required hormone replacement dosages and 70 times more effective at optimizing the T3/T4 ratio compared to utilizing supplements alone.
Metabolic Health
A comprehensive 2025 meta-analysis revealed that PBM therapy significantly reduced patient waistlines by an average of 7.28 cm, lowered body mass index (BMI) by 1.18 points, and reduced insulin resistance markers (HOMA-IR) by 0.46. Additionally, clinical data published in the Journal of Biophotonics demonstrated that a single session of red light photobiomodulation could reduce overall blood glucose spikes after eating by 27.7% and lower peak glucose levels by 7.5%.
Cellular Energy (ATP)
PBM stimulates cytochrome c oxidase, a crucial enzyme within the mitochondria. Peer-reviewed clinical research demonstrates that optimal dosing of this non-invasive therapy can boost intracellular adenosine triphosphate (ATP) production by 20% to 70%, supplying cells with the critical energy currency required to accelerate tissue repair, downregulate inflammation, and combat oxidative stress.
Inflammation & Immune Balance
Photobiomodulation (PBM) therapy has been shown to reduce the activation of key inflammatory master-regulators, such as nuclear factor kappa B (NF-κB), by up to 30% in inflamed tissues. This non-invasive light therapy helps restore immune balance by actively downregulating pro-inflammatory markers like TNF-α and IL-1β while simultaneously upregulating anti-inflammatory defenses. By fine-tuning these cellular pathways, PBM provides patients with a targeted, non-pharmacological approach to alleviating chronic inflammation and accelerating tissue recovery.
Your IVY NeoLight Protocol
Our recommended approach for thyroid, metabolic health, and immune support using the NeoLight bed.
Primary Mode
PULSE
(pulsed red + near-infrared)
Frequency
3x
per week
Session Length
10
minutes
Initial Course
8-12
weeks
Why This Mode?
What Might You Notice?
PULSE
Red + Pulsed Near-Infrared
633, 810, 850, 940 nm
By using high-intensity bursts, Pulse Mode delivers higher peak power that penetrates much deeper into the body—allowing the light to reach deep structural layers like bones and joints
More Energy
Support for natural energy production at the cellular level.
Better Metabolic Balance
Support for healthy blood sugar metabolism and weight regulation efforts.
Improved Mood & Focus
Many people report improved mental clarity and overall wellbeing.
A More Balanced Thyroid
Support for healthy thyroid function as part of a comprehensive wellness plan.
Individual results vary. Research is ongoing, and photobiomodulation should not be considered a treatment or cure for any medical condition.
