Improving mitochondrial function enhances colour vision in old age
New Atlas - 24-Nov-2021Long wavelength exposure partially restores ATP and improves eye function
Glen Jeffery
Professor of Neuroscience, UCL
Professor of Neuroscience, Institute of Ophthalmology, Faculty of Brain Sciences
Joined UCL: 1st Aug 1995
Research summary:
Retinal structure, development and visual areas of the brain. Comparative evolution of the brain
Education: University of Oxford
Doctorate, Doctor of Philosophy | 1982
Visit website: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/biosciences/people/prof-glen-jeffery
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Details last updated 29-Jun-2020
Glen Jeffery News
Three minute exposure to deep red light can improve your eyesight
University College London (UCL) - 24-Nov-2021Morning exposure to long wave deep red light showed 17%-20% improvement in colour vision
Red light therapy could be the clue to restore your eyesight
China Global Television Network (CGTN) - 13-Dec-2020Red light improved health and lifespan of fruit flies; might work on humans too
Staring at deep red light improved eyesight in aged 40 and up
EurekAlert! - 28-Jun-2020Animal and human models show significant results for a £12 device
Glen Jeffery is also referenced in the following:
Boost Mitochondria with Sunlight & Infrared light | Glen Jeffery
Glen Jeffery on How Sunlight & Infrared Light Enhance Mitochondrial Function
Does Red Light Improve Mitochondrial Health?
Longevity Roadmap Podcast- Buck and Glen Jeffery explore the science behind red light therapy in depth
