How Light and Color Therapy is Used

Posted on December 14, 2009
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Color and light therapy seemed to me to be one of those alternative medicine methods whose benefits are exaggerated.  But then I realized how much light and color affect me throughout my daily life.  Even though I am blue green color blind, I do notice a difference in feeling dependent on the color of a room.  And what about the way a room is illuminated.  Certainly overhead flourescent lights impose a different feeling than low warm lights from lamps on tables.

And certainly there is daylight therapy for people with seasonal affective disorder, or SADD.

But color and light therapy goes even farther.  Here are some links with more on therapy and products that are out there.  Make up your own mind on whether the claims are exaggerated, or whether there is some truth to them.

Photonic Light Therapy

Color therapy is also known as chromatotherapy this has been used for thousands of years and has been used by ancient civilizations in Egypt, India and China. This is simply using colored light to treat different conditions. …

Color Therapy « Eternamark’s Blog

Color Therapy. September 14, 2009 by eternamark. Color, especially as it relates to the color spectrum of light is. essential for everyone’s well-being and happiness. Colors can. influence our moods and ultimately our health. …

COLOR THERAPY « Gateway to Info

Nan Little from the Insight Journal explains, “When administering color therapy, color and light is applied to specific areas of the body. Because colors are associated with both positive and negative effects in color therapy, …

The Usefulness of Light Therapy in the Treatment of Fibromyalgia …

You are looking at the box in front of the lightbox, but it absorbs light in the course of other activities, such as reading, eating, etc., color therapy light therapy mode, which offers color light beams in different parts of the body …

Light and Color: Healthcare Lighting Presented by Siemens

“This is where we perform pain treatments using periradicular therapy [PRT] or facet blocks [FAB]. Patients come to us with a long history of pain. And then, many of them are afraid to undergo the treatment. The light installation makes …

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