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Research into everyday well‑being, gathered in one place.

The pandemic, inflation, money worries and war have pushed everyday stress to alarming levels. We collect the studies on photobiomodulation, hydrogen, nootropics, adaptogens and binaural beats so you can read them and make up your own mind.

The name

Where does “850” come from?

Typical red‑light therapy devices work between 650 nm, a deep red that penetrates the skin and acts on mitochondria, and 850 nm, near‑infrared light that penetrates deeper into tissue.

The potential applications of photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) are being explored at the basic‑science, pre‑clinical and clinical level. Current clinical uses are pain and inflammation relief and the treatment of sports injuries. PBMT devices have been cleared by the FDA to stimulate hair growth and reduce fat deposits. Source: ASLMS.

Diagram: 633 nm red light activates mitochondria and promotes ATP production; 850 nm infrared light penetrates deeply and increases circulation.
Red (633 nm) and near‑infrared (850 nm) light act at different depths.

No personal opinions, no promises.

We bring studies together and index them for easy research. Nothing here implies that a product or therapy will solve a specific health problem. Always talk to your doctor first.

About us

The biotech research arm of IT Pro Services

850 Bio Technology represents the biotechnology research of IT Pro Services, a general IT services company based in Switzerland.

Matteo Ferrini, a serial entrepreneur in the technology sector, promotes research into several aspects of well‑being, with a particular focus on photobiomodulation and nootropics. This site is a work in progress.

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