Abstract: A self-administrable apparatus for performing non-invasive neurostimulation therapy of a living mammal on-demand, said self-administrable non-invasive neurostimulation apparatus comprising: one or more configured irradiation units comprising a portable hollow casing having fixed dimensions, a sized internal spatial volume and an external surface configuration suitable for application to a body, and a controller assembly able to control on-demand delivery of light energy from said configured irradiation units into an interior part of the body in-vivo.

Abstract: A novel photobiomodulation (PBM) system and method that comprehensively directs therapeutic light energy into the brain from a combination of transcranial (through the skull) and intranasal (via the nasal channels) locations. In a preferred embodiment, the PBM device works in combination with a diagnostic tool to provide enhanced treatment of abnormal brain function intelligently, automatically, and unrestricted by geographical distances.

Abstract: A self-administrable system for improved immunity and treatment of respiratory tract infections in a subject, said system comprising: a configured irradiation unit for delivery of light energy into at least one portion of an in-vivo target selected from the group consisting of the thymus gland, sternal bone marrow and lungs.

Abstract: A self-administrable system for improving athletic performance of a subject, the said system comprising: configured irradiation units comprising a first, a second, a third and a fourth configured irradiation unit, wherein: (A) said first configured irradiation unit is positioned to direct light energy to a first region of the brain comprising the OZ position of the primary visual cortex; (B) said second configured irradiation unit is positioned to direct light energy to a second region of the brain comprising the CZ position of the primary sensorimotor cortex; (C) said third configured irradiation unit is positioned to direct light energy to a third region of the brain comprising the C3 position of the primary sensorimotor cortex; and (D) said fourth configured irradiation unit is positioned to direct light energy to a fourth region of the brain comprising the C4 position of the primary sensorimotor cortex.

Abstract: A self-administrable apparatus for performing non-invasive neurostimulation therapy of a living mammal on-demand, said self-administrable non-invasive neurostimulation apparatus comprising: one or more configured irradiation units comprising a portable hollow casing having fixed dimensions, a sized internal spatial volume and an external surface configuration suitable for application to a body, and a controller assembly able to control on-demand delivery of light energy from said configured irradiation units into an interior part of the body in-vivo.

Abstract: The present invention provides a novel photobiomodulation (PBM) system and method that comprehensively directs therapeutic light energy into the brain from a combination of transcranial (through the skull) and intranasal (via the nasal channels) locations. Preferably, the present invention also provides a system and method whereby the PBM device of the present invention works in combination with a diagnostic tool to provide enhanced treatment of abnormal brain function intelligently, automatically, and unrestricted by geographical distances.

Abstract: The present invention is a portable non-invasive system, apparatus and method for performing light therapy or photobiomodulation upon the brain tissues through the skull and/or nostrils of a living mammalian subject for the medical purpose of stimulating the brain in-vivo. The present invention utilizes the transcranial and/or intranasal pathways as points of anatomic access and follows established principles for the conceptual approach that irradiation of the brain tissue with low level light energy of certain fixed parameters would achieve major therapeutic effects in-vivo.

Abstract: The present invention is a portable non-invasive system, apparatus and method for performing light therapy or photobiomodulation upon the brain tissues through the skull and/or nostrils of a living mammalian subject for the medical purpose of stimulating the brain in-vivo. The present invention utilizes the transcranial and/or intranasal pathways as points of anatomic access and follows established principles for the conceptual approach that irradiation of the brain tissue with low level light energy of certain fixed parameters would achieve major therapeutic effects in-vivo.