IMPROVED VISION, MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION AND POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF LONG WAVELENGTH RED LIGHT THERAPY – AN INTERVIEW WITH PROFESSOR GLEN JEFFERY, PHD BSc.
Glen Jeffery, PhD, BSc
Professor of Neuroscience
Institute of Ophthalmology, University College London
11-43 Bath St, London EC1V9EL, UK
g.jeffery@ucl.ac.uk (08-07-25 )
“Longer wavelengths in sunlight pass through the human body and have a systemic impact which improves vision. Sci Rep 15, 24435 (2025) Full Article & Abstract
[Below is a ChatGPT summary of the unedited transcript from the video above with the article abstract with ChatGPT instructed to summarize and improve the grammar of the interview. This abbreviated summary was approved by Dr. Glen Jeffery and Kirk Hamilton PAC]
KIRK HAMILTON:
Hi everyone, I’m Kirk Hamilton, your host of the Staying Healthy Today Show—where we explore the fields of nutrition, prevention, and integrative lifestyle medicine. Today, we’re diving into a fascinating topic: how longer wavelengths of light, specifically red and infrared, can improve vision and mitochondrial function.
When I saw the title of Professor Glen Jeffery’s recent study, “Longer Wavelengths in Sunlight Pass Through the Human Body and Have a Systemic Impact Which Improves Vision,” I was immediately intrigued. As someone who loves sunlight and believes it’s benefits are more than just vitamin D I was very interested in talking to him.
So, joining us from London is Professor Glen Jeffery, PhD, Professor of Neuroscience at the Institute of Ophthalmology at University College London. Dr. Jeffery, thank you so much for being here today. Continue reading Don’t Spend Your Money…Go For a Walk….Powering Your Mitochondria with Red Light Therapy…An Interview with Professor Glen Jeffery
