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InfraBaldan

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InfraBaldan isn’t just another fancy machine—it’s a revolutionary low-intensity cardio solution that’s changing the way businesses and clients approach fat loss.

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How? It uses a cutting-edge technology called Photobiomodulation. This process bathes the body in high-intensity near-infrared light, signaling it doesn’t need extra insulation.

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• 500 sold in Italy!

• Cutting-edge Photobiomodulation

• 2.8 inches waist reduction

• 7.8 lbs average weight loss

• Muscle mass increases by 3%

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The result? Your body burns fat while keeping muscle intact—all while your client relaxes and enjoys their favorite show.

 

Cutting-Edge Science That Sells.

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Backed by 25 years of research, InfraBaldan combines low-intensity cardio with a method called photobiomodulation, which bathes the body in high-intensity near-infrared light. This heat convinces the body that extra insulation isn’t needed, prompting it to burn fat while maintaining muscle.

 

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No Judgment, Just Results.

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Designed for anyone who’s ever felt uncomfortable in a gym, InfraBaldan offers a private, comfortable suite where transformation happens on their terms. Empowerment starts with privacy, not intimidation.

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Effortless Experience, Maximum Enjoyment.

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Clients recline and pedal at a relaxed 40-60% effort with less stress and strain, making every session feel more like a break than a workout. Thanks to the private suite, catching up on Netflix or listening to your favorite playlist pairs perfectly with their path to a stronger body.

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The GLP-1 Solution for a New Era.

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Medications like Ozempic and Monjaro help people lose fat, but often take muscle with it. InfraBaldan flips the script, torching fat while keeping muscle strong—meeting a huge need for today’s wellness seekers.

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Why Should YOU USE Red Light Therapy

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Red light therapy, or photobiomodulation, is used to address a range of cosmetic, healing, and pain-related issues. The therapy uses specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared (NIR) light to stimulate the mitochondria within cells, increasing energy production and boosting the body's natural regenerative processes. 

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For skin health and appearance

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• Reduces signs of aging: By stimulating the production of collagen and elastin, red light therapy can help reduce fine lines, wrinkles, and improve overall skin texture and firmness.

• Treats acne and scars: The anti-inflammatory properties of red light therapy can help reduce redness and swelling associated with acne. It also promotes faster healing, which can help minimize acne scars.

• Improves wound healing: Red light therapy helps repair tissue and accelerate the healing of wounds, burns, and scars.

• Reduces skin redness: It can help calm skin conditions such as rosacea, eczema, and psoriasis by decreasing inflammation and improving blood circulation. 

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For pain and inflammation relief

• Eases joint pain: It can reduce pain and stiffness associated with arthritis, fibromyalgia, and other chronic joint disorders.

• Helps with muscle recovery: Athletes use red light therapy to reduce muscle soreness after workouts and speed up recovery times. It also helps with muscle repair by reducing inflammation.

• Provides general pain management: By promoting healing and reducing inflammation, it can relieve various types of pain, including musculoskeletal and nerve pain. 

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Other potential applications

• Stimulates hair growth: Near-infrared light may help stimulate hair follicles and increase blood flow to the scalp, which can encourage hair growth and thickness.

• Improves cognitive function: Ongoing research suggests potential benefits for people with dementia by promoting neurogenesis and improving memory and sleep quality.

• Supports weight management: While more research is needed, some studies suggest that red light therapy can aid in weight loss by stimulating cellular energy.

• Boosts mood and sleep: It may help regulate circadian rhythms and boost serotonin levels, which can lead to improved sleep and mood. 

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LEARN MORE ABOUT RED LIGHT THERAPY

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red light therapy

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Common alternative terms for "red light therapy" include both formal, scientific names and more generalized phrases for light-based treatments

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Scientific and medical terms

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These names often refer to the technical process and are used in clinical settings. 

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• Photobiomodulation (PBM): A broad, modern term for using light to alter biological processes. It is often used interchangeably with red light therapy.

• Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT): A historical term for the therapeutic use of low-power laser light.

• Low-Power Laser Therapy (LPLT): Another name for LLLT.

• Cold Laser Therapy: A name for LLLT that emphasizes that the treatment does not produce a significant thermal effect.

• Phototherapy: A general term for any light-based treatment.

• Biostimulation/Photonic Stimulation: Refers to using light to stimulate cellular activity. 

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Common and cosmetic terms

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These are often used in wellness, cosmetic, and at-home contexts.

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• LED Light Therapy: Many red light therapy devices use light-emitting diodes (LEDs), so this phrase is often used to describe the treatment.

• Infrared Therapy: While technically different, infrared light is often used in combination with red light, and the term is sometimes used more broadly.

• Near-Infrared (NIR) Light Therapy: Specifically refers to the part of the infrared spectrum closest to visible red light, which is often combined with red light therapy.

• Celluma Therapy: This is a brand name for a popular type of LED light therapy device.

• Photorejuvenation: Used specifically for the cosmetic application of light therapy to improve skin tone and reduce signs of aging. 

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