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The Importance of Healthy Blood

The Importance of Healthy Blood

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When you get right down to it, blood is rather a good window onto what’s going on inside you.

It is the body’s crimson river, endlessly ferrying oxygen and nutrients to where they are needed and carrying away some of the rubbish. It is not glamorous work, but without it you wouldn’t last very long.

Yet we tend to take it for granted. We worry about cholesterol, blood pressure, supplements, vitamins and the latest miracle powder, while largely ignoring the stuff doing the actual transporting.

Blood needs to flow. When its flow is impaired or its viscosity increases, circulation can become less efficient. And that matters because oxygen and nutrients are only useful if they can actually get to the tissues that require them.

You can swallow a cupboard full of supplements, but the body still has to deliver them to their destination. There is no Amazon Prime for the bloodstream.

Which brings us to something that sounds faintly ridiculous.

Shining light up your nose.

It sounds like the sort of thing invented after three pints and a particularly unproductive evening. But the nasal passages contain a rich network of blood vessels, which is why the nose can provide an interesting route for investigating light-based approaches to circulation and blood flow.

And that is where things get rather more interesting.

Read on and you’ll discover why putting light where you wouldn’t normally expect it may not be quite as barking mad as it first sounds.

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Can you put your hand on your heart and swear that the blood coursing through your veins is in tip-top condition?

Probably not. Most of us give blood about as much thought as we give the plumbing behind the bathroom wall. We assume it’s there, doing its job, until something goes wrong.

But blood is rather more important than the stuff coming out of the kitchen tap.

It carries oxygen, nutrients, hormones and other essential cargo around the body, while collecting the rubbish on the way back. If circulation becomes sluggish, those jobs become harder to perform efficiently.

And by sluggish, I don’t mean blood literally travelling at the speed of treacle. I mean impaired circulation and changes in blood flow that may affect how efficiently blood does what it is supposed to do.

So, if you’d like to explore a simple approach that may support healthy circulation and blood flow, read on.

In the clip above, the first section demonstrates the penetration of light energy using the MIP device. The second shows deeper penetration using the Vielight Neuro Duo headset.

Because when something as fundamental as blood is involved, perhaps it deserves rather more attention than we usually give it.

Doctors will generally prescribe blood thinners, or anti-coagulants,to address this issue. But while they may prevent clots, they also come with serious risks – like excessive internal bleeding, the most common drug-related emergency in hospitals.

Unfortunately, it’s not something your doctor is likely to mention.

Light at the end of the tunnel? There’s a more innovative and safer way to improve blood flow: red laser light therapy. Specifically, shining red light up the nose!  Odd as this may sound, it works!

The nasal passages are rich with blood vessels, even more so than the brain. By using this targeted light therapy, blood flow improves, inflammation reduces, and a host of other beneficial biological bonuses occur. Twenty minutes of this therapy a couple of times a week can lead to noticeable improvements in blood health.

The MIP Device benefits brain health and systemic wellness by improving immunity, oxygenation and reducing inflammation.

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