Skip to main content

Joint Health Infrared

Meaning

Joint health infrared refers to the therapeutic application of light in the infrared spectrum, specifically near-infrared wavelengths, to the articular structures, including cartilage, ligaments, and the synovial membrane, to alleviate pain and promote tissue repair. This non-invasive approach is highly relevant in the hormonal health domain, as chronic inflammation and declining hormone levels, particularly estrogen, can contribute to joint degeneration and arthritic pain. Infrared light provides deep tissue penetration, targeting the cellular pathology underlying musculoskeletal discomfort and supporting long-term mobility.