mPulse | Total Wellness

mPulse Smart Sauna

Our mPulse Smart Sauna line is the most technologically advanced and most dynamic of any infrared sauna in the world. We hold the patent on being able to deliver 4 separate wavelengths (FIR, MID and NIR/RED) all in one sauna, each from separate respective heating elements throughout, and emitting the optimal blend of each. You can choose from 6 preset wellness programs or let your provider custom tailor your own to create your own with maximum control! Additional features include in-sauna entertainment apps such as Netflix and YouTube!

View Sunlighten’s Patents to see validation of the latest technology available only through Sunlighten.

FIR heaters (9.4 microns) - Increases core body temperature to achieve hyperthermia, allows for cellular level detoxification of heavy metals and fat-soluble chemicals, creates a passive cardiovascular workout that in turn lower blood pressure and aid in weight loss
MID heaters (6.7 microns) - Penetrates the soft tissues/ligaments/joints, helps expand blood vessels and allow for MORE circulation, drives down inflammation, reduce pain & increase mobility
RED/NIR panels (660nm and 880nm) - LED light therapy that causes photobiomodulation, or cell turnover. Highly impactful for anti-aging of the skin, skin conditions such as psoriasis, repair of damaged tissue, ATP (or energy) production, topical inflammation, brain health, and more. The mPulse blends NIR/RED in a more effective low level light therapeutic dose based on bi-phasic dose response for a longer more pleasant experience, rather than short, high-density power.
Chromotherapy lighting - Chromotherapy reaches various energy points and helps balance your body via the full spectrum of visible light.
Blaupunkt Bluetooth Speaker system - Built-in speakers easily pair your personal device via Bluetooth.

Red Light Therapy FAQs

Red light therapy (RLT) is a treatment that uses low levels of red light to reportedly improve your skin’s appearance, like reducing wrinkles, scars, redness and acne. It’s also touted to treat other medical conditions.

To date, there’s a lot of ongoing research, publication of small studies and a much discussion on the internet about the effectiveness of red light therapy for all types of health uses. Results of some studies do show some promise, but the full effectiveness of red light therapy has yet to be determined.

Other names you might hear to describe red light therapy include:

Low-level laser light therapy.
Low-power laser therapy.
Non-thermal LED light.
Soft laser therapy.
Cold laser therapy.
Biostimulation, photonic stimulation.
Photobiomodulation and phototherapy.

Red light therapy is thought to work by acting on the “power plant” in your body’s cells called mitochondria. With more energy, other cells can do their work more efficiently, doing things like repairing skin, boosting new cell growth and enhancing skin rejuvenation. More specifically, certain cells absorb light wavelengths and are stimulated to work.

Red light therapy may work in skin health to:

Stimulate collagen production, which gives skin its structure, strength and elasticity.
Increase fibroblast production, which makes collagen. Collagen is a component of connective tissue that builds skin.
Increase blood circulation to the tissue.
Reduce inflammation in cells.

Red light therapy appears to be safe and is not associated with any side effects, at least if used short-term and as directed. This therapy is not toxic, not invasive and not as harsh as some topical skin treatments. Unlike the cancer-causing ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun or tanning booths, RLT doesn’t use this type of light.

However, if products are misused — perhaps used too often or not according to directions — there’s a chance your skin or eyes (if not protected) could be damaged. The long-term safety of devices that use red light therapy is not yet known.

Your safest option is to see a dermatologist or qualified, trained, cosmetic therapist. A dermatologist can make sure your skin condition is what you think it is and can discuss the merits of red light therapy and other treatment options.