Hey there. I’m John Allen Mollenhauer, founder of Regenus Center. I want to share something really cool with you about how we track your progress using phase angle assessment before and after red light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation.

What is Phase Angle?

Phase angle is a measurement from bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) that gives us a peek into your cell membrane integrity and overall cellular health. Think of it as a way to see how well your cells store and transfer energy. Higher phase angle values mean your cells are in great shape, while lower values can be a red flag for compromised cell function and health.

When the cellular charge in your cells is depleted, the water volume within them diminishes, causing the cells to shrink and deteriorate, leading to aging. Therefore, in a well-hydrated body, increasing cellular voltage can improve your phase angle.

Why is Phase Angle Important?

• Cellular Health: A higher phase angle means your cells are healthy and functioning well. It shows that your cells can store energy and maintain their integrity.
• Nutritional Status: The phase angle also tells us about your nutritional status and hydration levels, which helps us see how well your diet works.
• Overall Well-being: Tracking your phase angle gives us valuable information about your overall health and resilience, helping us tailor personalized health strategies for you.

How Red Light Therapy (Photobiomodulation) Improves You

Red light therapy is an amazing tool we use at Regenus Center. It involves exposing your body to low levels of red or near-infrared light. This therapy stimulates your mitochondria (the powerhouses of your cells) to produce more ATP (adenosine triphosphate), which is the energy currency of your cells.

Here’s How Red Light Therapy Works to improve phase angle:

In our testing, we found that our ARRC LED system increases phase angle 100% of the time for 100% of the patients tested. Phase angle measures the ‘charge of the cell membrane’ and is a powerful biomarker. A higher phase angle means we live longer, with less fragility, and with fewer incidences of cancer and diabetes. The shift of one 810 to 940 is designed to take what we are already doing—increasing phase angle—and push it even further.

No other system does what ARRC LED does with wavelengths. And this is just the beginning.

1. Enhanced Cellular Energy Production: Red light therapy boosts ATP production, giving your cells more energy for repair and regeneration, leading to healthier cell membranes.
2. Reduced Inflammation: It helps reduce inflammation at the cellular level, improving overall cell function and integrity.
3. Improved Circulation: The therapy promotes better blood flow, ensuring cells get the needed oxygen and nutrients.
4. Accelerated Healing: With more energy and less inflammation, your cells can heal faster and more effectively, which shows up as an improved phase angle.

Tracking Your Improvement

At Regenus Center, we’re all about tracking progress. We use advanced bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) to monitor your phase angle over time. This helps us:

• Assess Cellular Health: Regular tracking lets us see how your cells respond to red light therapy and other treatments.
• Personalize Treatments: By monitoring your phase angle, we can adjust therapies and nutritional strategies to perfectly suit your needs.
• Measure Progress: Watching your phase angle improve gives us a tangible way to measure your progress in cellular health and overall well-being.

By combining red light therapy and phase angle tracking, we provide the insights and tools you need to achieve and maintain optimal health. I invite you to join us at Regenus Center to experience the benefits of photobiomodulation and see your phase angle—and your health—improve.

Discover the Power of Red Light Therapy and Track Your Phase Angle Progress at Regenus Center!

Take the first step towards revitalizing your health and well-being. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you achieve your wellness goals.

Looking forward to seeing you soon,

John Allen Mollenhauer