TheraLight’s new non-invasive device merges PBM, PEMF and acoustic resonance for optimal recovery
TheraLight has launched the 360i, a new whole-body therapy system that brings together three non-invasive modalities in response to the growing interest in drug and surgery-free approaches to recovery, pain management and wellness.
Last fall, the Utah-based brand’s therapy bed made an appearance in the final episode of Netflix’s three-part documentary, “Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson,” with Jake Paul crediting the device for helping reduce inflammation.
The TheraLight 360i combines photobiomodulation, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF) and acoustic resonance therapy. Photobiomodulation delivers red and near-infrared light across the body to stimulate mitochondrial activity, boost cellular energy, reduce inflammation, and improve skin tone and texture. PEMF therapy is delivered through twelve copper coils embedded in the bed’s zones, targeting circulation, oxygenation and inflammation. Rounding out the system, acoustic resonance therapy uses soundwave vibrations tuned to the body’s natural frequencies to support nervous system balance, deep relaxation, and enhance the body’s response to the other modalities.
“Only the new TheraLight 360i delivers true whole body intelligent integration, a synchronized combination of photobiomodulation, PEMF and acoustic resonance that work together to elevate both the experience and the outcomes,” TheraLight president Charles Vorwaller said. “We’re not just stacking technologies or only treating symptoms, our goal is to restore, rebalance and revitalize the entire body and mind through scientifically validated modalities, intelligently delivered.”
