The Wellness Room
Glow from the inside out.
A private space designed for your body, mind and overall wellness.
Combine red light therapy and whole-body vibration in a peaceful 30-minute session designed to help you slow down, reset and make wellness part of your routine.
Non-Invasive
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Relaxing
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Me Time
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Non-Invasive γ°οΈ Private γ°οΈ Relaxing γ°οΈ Me Time γ°οΈ
What is the Wellness room?
Your schedule is busy. Your Wellness routine doesnβt have to be.
The Haus of Glow Wellness Room combines red light therapy with a whole-body vibration plate for a simple, relaxing wellness experience that fits into your day.
Whether youβre looking for a moment to unwind, support your skin, get your body moving or simply create a little more time for yourself, this is your space to pause.
30 minutes. Just for you.
Red Light Therapy
Light your way to better wellness.
Red light therapy- also known as photobiomodulation. Uses specific wavelengths of red near-infrared light to interact with the cells in the body.
Research suggests photobiomodulation may support a variety of areas, including skin health, pain and inflammation, tissue repair and certain other outcomes. The strength of evidence varies depending on the specific benefit and treatment protocol.
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May support collagen production and help improve the appearance of fine lines, redness and overall skin quality.
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May support the bodyβs natural tissue-repair processes and recovery.
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A quiet, low-impact way to slow down and take a few minutes for yourself.
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Photobiomodulation is being studied for itβs effects on cellular function and circulation.
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Research suggests potential benefits for certain types of pain and inflammation, although results vary by condition and treatment protocol.
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Emerging research suggests photobiomodulation may have potential to support sleep quality, although more research is needed.
Whole-Body Vibration
Get your body moving without a workout.
A vibration plate creates rapid, controlled movements that cause your muscles to repeatedly contract and relax while you stand or perform simple positions.
Research has found potential benefits related to blood flow, muscle activation, balance and physical function, although results depend on the vibration settings, duration and how the platform is used.
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Whole-body vibration has been shown in research to influence peripheral blood flow.
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The vibration can stimulate repeated muscle contractions and may complement traditional exercise.
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Research suggests potential improvement in balance and proprioception in certain populations.
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Some research has found improvements in lower-limb strength when vibration is incorporated into training.
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Vibration-based exercise has been studied for its potential effects on mobility and physical function.
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A simple way to incorparate movement into your day without needing a full workout.