Abstract: Intravenous laser and non-laser light-emitting diode (LED) implant having the capacity to be fitted with a plurality of numerous separate nanometers of laser or non-laser light, attached radially in an inwardly-facing, saline-filled inflatable ring where LEDs are ran in sequence on separate contact tracks that are attached to a dual-strand cord, which leads to a component containment compartment housing certain electronic components, remote signal receiver, and a battery. A preferred embodiment includes the inflatable ring of LEDs, surgically inserted into a human vein by-way of catheter, inflated by syringe with a saline solution, to provide irradiation of cancerous cells or viruses incorporated with circulated blood, activated by a hand-held remote control.