Andrew Huberman· PhD
red light can penetrate skin to enhance mitochondrial function
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red light can penetrate skin to enhance mitochondrial function
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Red light can do that, it can get into cells, it can access the mitochondria, it can increase ATP.
In particular, they can access the mitochondria which are responsible for producing ATP.