Research & Studies on FIR

According to numerous scientific studies, FIR radiation has become a widely used source for treating various medical conditions.

FIR increases blood circulation and oxygen supply to damaged tissues, which helps reduce chronic joint and muscle pain, promotes relaxation and comfort, relieves stress, and induces sleep.

There is limited moderate evidence that FIR therapy normalizes blood pressure.  However, medical researchers from Germany concluded that a one-hour session of FIR therapy can significantly reduce blood pressure levels—as a result of a persistent dilation of peripheral blood vessels. They also noted that blood viscosity will improve.

According to the Archives of Dermatological Research, infrared radiation (including FIR) suppresses sunburn cell formation induced by ultraviolet B).

According to a 2014 study conducted by the Department of Nursing in Taiwan, FIR has proven to be beneficial in the treatment of arteriovenous fistula in hemodialysis patients.  In addition, the results showed the improved function of blood flow to and from arteriovenous fistula, as well as the reduced risk of the malfunctioning of arteriovenous fistula.

Far infrared treatment inhibits the proliferation of certain cancer cells as a result of the change in body temperature.  FIR treatment inhibits the growth of cancer cells (including breast, lung, and tongue cancer), according to the University of Tokushima, Japan.

According to a 2015 study conducted at the Department of Radiology in Taiwan, FIR therapy causes beneficial effects on nerve function.  In addition, the study found that far infrared can be used as a novel treatment for different peripheral nerve diseases and injuries.  A recent 2019 study also confirms that FIR stimulates cell regeneration and promotes healing.

Allergic rhinitis (also known as hay fever) is a type of inflammation in the nose that occurs when your immune system overreacts to allergens in the air.  A 2007 study conducted by the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society suggests that FIR therapy improved the symptoms of nasal itching, nasal stuffiness, eye itching, sneezing, and rhinorrhea.  These researchers found that FIR therapy is an important, novel treatment of allergic rhinitis.

Biomedical researchers have experimented with the use of FIR emitting ceramics which are embedded into various fibers and woven into the fabric of garments. These researchers noted in subjects a “delay” in the “onset of fatigue induced by muscle contractions.” They propose that this ceramic-emitted FIR (cFIR) has the potential to promote cell repair.[1]   Numerous research papers also studied the biological effects and medical applications of FIR.

As you can see, FIR is reputed to offer an astounding range of potential therapeutic effects and benefits — in research conducted across the globe.  The simplest way to receive the benefits of FIR is to get a pair of Ezekiel-Ion negative ion & FIR energy computer glasses 🙂