At Enertex, we don't design products based on trends, but on biology. Each of our solutions is backed by independent studies and rigorous photobiomodulation standards.
Here you will find the scientific evidence that underpins our technology, explained simply so that you can understand how to optimize your environment and protect your cellular health.
Blue light at night suppresses melatonin and tricks your brain into thinking it's daytime. These studies prove how filtering it helps you fall asleep faster and better.
Define exactly how much light and what color light we need during the day and at night to avoid disrupting our biological clock.
Identify the exact frequency of light (blue/cyan) that inhibits the production of melatonin, the sleep hormone.
Clinical trial testing how filtering blue light before sleep improves insomnia symptoms and prolongs rest.
Directly links screen use at night with poorer sleep quality and lack of concentration the following day.
A global overview of how nocturnal light pollution is harming our health by altering our biological rhythms.
Continuous exposure to screens generates oxidative stress and damages the retina. Science confirms that filtering blue light is essential to prevent eye strain and ocular aging.
It demonstrates that filtering blue light helps prevent cell death and retinal damage from intense screen or light exposure.
It reveals that blue light generates free radicals and damages mitochondrial DNA, accelerating cellular wear.
Certain lights (red, infrared, green) penetrate the skin to activate your mitochondria. Here you will see how light is converted into cellular energy, muscle regeneration, and mental focus.
He discovered that fat cells under our skin have light-sensitive receptors and react physiologically to light.
It analyzes how blue and green light directly stimulates brain areas related to memory and attention.
Stanford Medicine review confirming the benefits of photobiomodulation for skin and hair, and reviewing the status of research in other applications.
Filtering blue and green light induces a state of biological relaxation. Evidence shows that this "darkness" reduces anxiety and naturally stabilizes mood.
A study showing how warm light not only helps you sleep better, but also reduces stress and improves your mood.
Verify that using blue-light-free bulbs at night can protect mothers from hormonal disruption and postpartum depression.
It shows that filtering blue light creates a darkening effect in the brain that stabilizes stress and mood disorders.
It shows that filtering blue light helps children and adults with hyperactivity to calm their nervous system and sleep on time.
The invisible flicker of common LEDs causes migraines and fatigue. Studies show that continuous light (Flicker-Free) is vital to protect your nervous system.
Explain why the flicker of common LEDs causes headaches and fatigue, and the urgency of using continuous lights.
He explains that no living being is designed to withstand flickering lights, thus justifying the use of 100% continuous lights.
