Does it make sense to use IV drips or red light therapy to speed up recovery?
We practice a contact sport, and old joint injuries are constantly acting up. Regular physical therapy and ointments no longer provide the desired results, and recovery takes weeks. I’ve heard that IV drips and light therapy are now often combined to reduce inflammation and stimulate cellular energy. Has anyone tried this approach? Does it really help you get back on your feet faster?
Patric Bateman
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Static Wander commented
After a serious ligament strain, I also couldn't fully return to training for a long time until I tried a comprehensive approach. The website https://ways2well.com/health/beyond-stem-cells explains in detail how specially formulated IV drips, combined with red light therapy, help reduce inflammation and kickstart cellular regeneration. This treatment significantly shortened my recovery time, and my joints started hurting much less.