Photobiomodulation therapy to reduce the effects of fibromyalgia

A photobiomodulation therapy light source device configured to contact a subject's skin proximal to a tender area on the subject's body and deliver a light signal to the subject through the subject's skin to treat fibromyalgia, the photobiomodulation therapy light source device comprising:

• a plurality of clusters of light delivery sources arranged in a ring configuration, each of the clusters of light delivery sources comprising:
• a super-pulsed infrared laser configured to operate in a super-pulsed operating mode to generate a first portion of the light signal that comprises an impulse of high intensity with a wavelength from 890-910 nm that emits for a billionth of a second;
• a plurality of red light emitting diodes (LEDs) configured to generate a second portion of the light signal with a wavelength from 600-700 nm in a pulsed operating mode or a continuous operating mode;
• and
• a plurality of infrared LEDs configured to generate a third portion of the light signal with a wavelength from 810-880 nm in a pulsed operating mode or a continuous operating mode,
• wherein the super pulsed infrared laser is surrounded by the plurality of red LEDs and the plurality of infrared LEDs;
• and
• at least one permanent magnet configured to provide a constant magnetic field from 5 mT-1 T;
• a processing unit preprogrammed with a time duration for application of the light signal to a tender point to treat the tender area;
• and
• a power source.