Intravenous Light Therapy: Illuminating Wellness from the Inside Out

When we think of light therapy, we often picture red LED panels or full-body beds that bathe the skin in soothing light. But what if that light energy could be delivered directly into your bloodstream?
Enter Intravenous Light Therapy, also known as Intravenous Laser Blood Irradiation (IV LBI)—a cutting-edge form of photobiomodulation that brings the power of light to a whole new level.

🌈 What Is IV Light Therapy?

IV light therapy involves delivering specific wavelengths of light—such as red, blue, green, yellow, or ultraviolet—directly into the bloodstream through a fiberoptic catheter. It’s a gentle and innovative approach that’s gaining attention for its wide range of potential wellness applications.

Unlike external light therapies that interact with the skin, IV light therapy introduces light energy directly to the blood, where it may influence circulation, cellular function, immune activity, and more.

How Does It Work?

A thin fiberoptic cable is inserted into a vein, typically in the arm—similar to how a standard IV or blood draw is performed. As blood flows past the fiber, it is exposed to targeted light wavelengths. These light photons are absorbed by blood components, which can spark a variety of physiological responses.

This process has been explored for its potential to support:

  • Cellular energy production
  • Detoxification pathways
  • Immune balance
  • Circulation and oxygen delivery
  • Neurological function and mental clarity

🌈 Color Matters: What Each Light May Offer

Each wavelength of light interacts with the body in unique ways. Here's a breakdown of what each color may support:
🔴 Red Light (630–660nm)
  • Enhances circulation and oxygenation
  • Supports tissue regeneration and cellular repair
  • Stimulates collagen and fibroblast activity
  • Explored for inflammation, skin health, cognition, hair vitality, pain, and muscle recovery

🔵 Blue Light (405–470nm)
  • Antimicrobial effects; studied in the context of Lyme disease and infections
  • May help with acne, skin tone, and rejuvenation
  • Linked to mood balance, mental focus, and circadian rhythm support

🟢 Green Light (510–540nm)
  • Improves blood flow and oxygen uptake
  • May support immune system modulation and glucose metabolism
  • Associated with reduced inflammation, better cognitive function, and performance optimization

🟡 Yellow Light (570–590nm)
  • Often linked with serotonin activation and hormonal balance
  • Supports detoxification and may help with skin redness (rosacea)
  • Explored for fatigue, skin health, and mood enhancement

🟣 Ultraviolet (UV) Light 
  • Known for its antimicrobial and antiviral properties
  • May support immune function by stimulating white blood cell activity
  • Has been studied for its potential to inactivate pathogens in the blood and promote detoxification
  • Due to its intensity, UV light is used carefully and in very specific, low doses in clinical settings

Ready to start your journey to better health?

Dr. Sorina Simion-Rodgers

Dr. Sorina Simion-Rodgers

Related Posts

bloodflow
November 4, 2025
Why Thermal Dose Matters in Hyperthermia Therapy

When it comes to therapeutic hyperthermia, one principle rises above all others: Thermal dose matters. This simple but powerful truth is at the heart of every successful hyperthermia treatment. The temperature you reach—and how long it’s maintained—directly determines whether a treatment is biologically effective. The Science Behind Thermal Doseage Hyperthermia works by safely heating tumors to temperatures that stress and sensitize cancer cells while supporting healthy tissue recovery. But not all heat is created equal. Clinical studies have shown that the precise thermal dose—the amount of energy absorbed by the tissue over time—has a direct, measurable effect on outcomes. Two landmark studies in cervical cancer patients highlight this relationship clearly: Franckena et al., 2009 (420 patients): Higher thermal dose parameters (CEM43T90, TRISE) were powerful predictors of tumor response, local control, and overall survival. Kroesen et al., 2019 (227 patients): Even with modern radiotherapy, patients who received a higher thermal dose achieved better local control and improved outcomes. These studies confirm that accurate, reproducible thermal dosing is essential. Without it, hyperthermia cannot reach its full therapeutic potential. Thermofield: Engineered for Precise, Reliable Thermal Dosing When lives are on the line, reproducibility is not optional. That’s why Thermofield was designed by electrical engineers—to ensure every treatment delivers a clinically meaningful and verifiable thermal dose. Here’s how Thermofield ensures safety, consistency, and precision in every session: Consistent Thermal Dose — Not Guesswork Safer, More Even Tumor Heating Energy Directed Where It Matters Confidence in Every Session Aerospace-Level Engineering Independently Tested and Certified Validated …

magic blue
August 2, 2025
Methylene Blue & Red IV Laser Light Therapy: A Photodynamic Power Duo

In the world of integrative and bioenergetic medicine, few therapies are as intriguing—and promising—as the combination of Methylene Blue and Intravenous Red Laser Light. This photodynamic therapy (PDT) setup harnesses the power of light and molecules to support healing at the cellular level.

Let’s break down how it works and why more clinics are offering this mitochondrial-enhancing treatment.

July 18, 2025
What Is IV Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) with Photosensitizers?

Harnessing Light for Cellular Healing
Intravenous Photodynamic Therapy (IV PDT) is a leading-edge treatment that uses light-sensitive compounds activated by specific wavelengths of laser light delivered directly into the bloodstream. At Bionuu, we use the Weber EndoLaser system to target inflammation, infections, and abnormal cells at the mitochondrial level. This therapy supports immune function, improves oxygen utilization, and helps disrupt pathogens and damaged tissue—offering a powerful, non-toxic tool in integrative care.

June 19, 2025
Photodynamic Therapy: Harnessing the Healing Power of Light

Today, we’re focusing on an innovative wellness treatment that’s gaining momentum in both clinical settings and holistic health circles — Photodynamic Therapy (PDT), also known as light therapy.

While the idea of using energy — especially colored light — as medicine isn’t new, recent scientific advancements have reignited interest in this fascinating modality.

May 8, 2025
The Power of LED Photobiomodulation Therapy

At first glance, it might look like a high-tech tanning bed. But make no mistake—this is not here to bronze your skin. This is Photobiomodulation Therapy (PBM) in action: a clinically backed, science-driven technology with over 4,000 clinical trials and more than 20 years of real-world results.

So, what does it do? Quite a lot, actually