Biophoton therapy

Biophoton Therapy is an intervention that involves the use of light, particularly low-level light or biophotons, to influence cellular processes and promote healing. The concept is based on the idea that light can affect the energy balance and communication within cells, which may impact overall health and well-being. roponents of biophoton therapy suggest that it may help manage symptoms associated with autism, such as sensory processing issues, behavioral challenges, and communication difficulties. Various methods may be used, including lasers, LED lights, or other forms of low-level light applied to the body. Research specifically on biophoton therapy for autism is very limited. There is a lack of robust, peer-reviewed studies demonstrating its effectiveness for autism. Biophoton therapy can be expensive, and the lack of scientific support raises concerns about the financial investment in a therapy that may not provide measurable benefits.