Weekly Red Light Therapy Educational Webinar
Next Webinar: August 25 at 7 PM EST
Join us every Tuesday for an engaging live webinar focused on red light therapy, photobiomodulation, wellness applications, emerging research, and real-world experiences.
Each week features a unique topic and may include guest speakers such as healthcare professionals, wellness practitioners, researchers, product experts, and individuals sharing their personal experiences with red light therapy. Attendees will gain practical insights, learn about current developments in the field, and have them opportunity to participate in live discussions and Q&A sessions.
Whether you’re new to red light therapy or looking to deepen your understanding, these webinars provide valuable educational content in an interactive and welcoming environment. Topics and guest speakers vary from week to week and will be announced as they become available.
Reserve your spot today and join our growing community every Tuesday at 7 PM EST.
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If you stay until the end of the webinar, you will be eligible to win a free Palm device! *Conditions apply – see below.
*Palm Giveaway Conditions:
1) Only attendees who stay until the end of the webinar will be eligible.
2) The recipient shall pay for the shipping and handling.
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Watch our recent 2 part series where Tom reviews Andrew Huberman's recent podcast interview with Dr. Glen Jeffery
What if the LED lights we’ve been installing for the last 15 years are quietly damaging human health and performance?
In a recent groundbreaking 2-hour conversation on the Huberman Lab podcast, UCL neuroscientist Dr. Glen Jeffery reveals peer-reviewed evidence that:
- Short-wavelength (blue-rich) LED lighting directly impairs mitochondrial function, accelerates aging, drives childhood myopia, and shortens lifespan in animal studies
- Long-wavelength red & near-infrared light (600–1000 nm) dramatically improves mitochondrial ATP production, lowers blood glucose, reverses declining eyesight, and shows promise in Parkinson’s and mitochondrial disease
- Modern indoor lighting is missing the deep-red and infrared portions of sunlight our biology evolved under — and the consequences are measurable
Join Tom Kerber, President of SunPowerLED, for a live webinar where he’ll break down Dr. Jeffery’s findings, separate science from hype, and answer the questions many are asking:
- Are today’s “energy-efficient” LEDs unintentionally harming occupants?
- How can we design human-centric, health-first lighting that still hits energy codes and ROI targets?
- What practical red/near-infrared strategies can be deployed in 2026 projects — today?
