Conventional pain treatments offer relief, but what if you could replace steroid injections and surgery with light?

In this episode of The Light Medicine Podcast, Robert Weber sits down with Dr. Volkmar Kreisel, a clinician and researcher with decades of experience in laser therapies, to uncover how interstitial and transcranial photobiomodulation (PBM) are changing chronic pain, spine injury, and neurodegenerative care.

Together we explore:

- How targeted laser light stimulates mitochondria, boosts ATP, and supports neural repair

- Why penetrating through hair, skull and tissue matters for deep‑brain applications

- Clinical case work in ALS, MS, Parkinson’s, dementia and autism showing light’s wide potential

- Why device design—beam geometry, fit, hygiene—is making the difference between lab results and real‑world outcomes

Whether you’re a clinician, researcher or health‑technology innovator, this episode gives you tools and insights you can apply immediately.

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Conventional oncology shrinks tumors. But what about changing the terrain that allows cancer to thrive?

In this episode, Robert Weber is joined by Dr. Michael Karlfeldt, naturopathic doctor, clinic director, and leading voice in integrative oncology, to explore the full spectrum of advanced cancer care.

Together, they unpack:

- How photodynamic therapy (PDT) targets cancer at a cellular level
- The essential trio: photosensitizer, oxygen, and light
- Why shrinking tumors isn’t enough — you must shift the internal environment
- Using light in neurodegenerative and chronic conditions
- Precision strategies: metabolic reprogramming, immune modulation, and root cause resolution
-  The promise of Weber’s next-gen brain light system

Whether you’re a clinician, patient, or health innovator, this is a masterclass in precision, integration, and hope.

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What does it take to design the most advanced brain-targeted light therapy system in the world?

In this episode of The Light Medicine Podcast, Robert welcomes Eric Djie, the engineering force behind the WeberBrain. Together, they dive deep into the evolution of transcranial photobiomodulation (tPBM), exploring how precision engineering and clinical insight came together to create a breakthrough tool for brain health.

🧠 From 680 nm to 1064 nm — learn how laser wavelengths affect tissue penetration
🔬 The challenges of hair, head shape, and real-world use in clinics
📱 App-based targeting by brain region and why data tracking matters
🦠 Hygiene in multi-user systems — a critical yet overlooked feature
🏥 Why Weber designed this for both home recovery and serious clinical care

Whether you're a clinician, researcher, or just light-curious, this episode offers rare insights from inside the lab and onto the treatment table.

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Can light really change the way we treat disease? In this debut episode, Robert Weber sits down with Dr. Matthias Wojcik to explore how transcranial photobiomodulation (tPBM) and innovative laser therapies are reshaping modern medicine.

They discuss:

• How near-infrared light activates mitochondria to boost brain energy and neuroplasticity
• The latest clinical insights on light therapy for Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, stroke recovery, and Long COVID
• Why immune modulation and systemic recovery—not just symptom management—are the next frontier
• Practical ways clinicians can integrate PBM into patient protocols for cognition, mood, and fatigue

If you’re a practitioner, researcher, or simply curious about the future of regenerative and functional medicine, this episode provides evidence-based insights and actionable strategies.