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Colour Waves and Chromotherapy

Chromotherapy is a method of treatment that uses colors of the visible light spectrum to cure diseases. It is based on the idea that the human body is composed of colors that correspond to different organs and systems, and that exposing the body to specific colors can help balance the body's energy levels and frequencies to treat illnesses. Research has found that warm colors like red can help arouse and increase muscle tone in depressed individuals, while cool colors like blue can calm anxious subjects. Chromotherapy has been used successfully for centuries and clinical studies have found it can be an effective therapeutic system for treating over 123 major illnesses.

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Colour Waves and Chromotherapy

Chromotherapy is a method of treatment that uses colors of the visible light spectrum to cure diseases. It is based on the idea that the human body is composed of colors that correspond to different organs and systems, and that exposing the body to specific colors can help balance the body's energy levels and frequencies to treat illnesses. Research has found that warm colors like red can help arouse and increase muscle tone in depressed individuals, while cool colors like blue can calm anxious subjects. Chromotherapy has been used successfully for centuries and clinical studies have found it can be an effective therapeutic system for treating over 123 major illnesses.

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COLOUR WAVES AND CHROMOTHERAPY 

​ Wave frequency​ is related to wave energy. Since all that waves really are is traveling energy, the ​more ​energy in a 
wave, the​ higher ​its frequency. The ​lower 
the frequency is, the ​less​ energy in the 
wave. Following the above examples, 
gamma rays have very high energy and 
radio waves are low-energy. ​When it 
comes to light waves​, violet is the 
highest energy color and red is the 
lowest energy color. Related to the 
energy and frequency is the wavelength, 
or the distance between corresponding 
points on subsequent waves. You can 
measure wavelength from peak to peak 
or from trough to trough. Shorter waves 
move faster and have more energy, and 
longer waves travel more slowly and 
have less energy. 

Chromotherapy​ is a method of treatment that uses the visible spectrum (colors) of electromagnetic radiation to cure 
diseases. It is a centuries-old concept used successfully over the years to cure various diseases. 
Every creature is engulfed in light that affects its health conditions. The human body, according to the doctrine of 
chromotherapy, is basically ​composed of colors​. The body comes into existence from colors, the body is stimulated by 
colors. All organs and limbs of the body have their own ​distinct color​. Organs, cells and atoms exist as energy, and each 
form has its frequency or vibrational energy. Each of our 
organs and energy centers vibrates and harmonizes with the 
frequencies of these colors. When various parts of the body 
deviate from these expected normal vibrations, one can 
assume that the body is either diseased or at least not 
functioning properly. The vibratory rates inherent in the 
vibrational technique (chromotherapy) are such that they 
balance the diseased energy pattern found in the body. For in 
every organ there is an energetic level at which the organ 
functions best. Any departure from that vibratory rate results 
in pathology, whereas restoring the appropriate energy 
levels to the physical organs results in healing. 
 
Chromotherapy​ is a narrow band in the cosmic 
electromagnetic energy spectrum, known to humankind as 
the visible color spectrum. It is composed of reds, greens, 
blues and their combined derivatives, producing the 
perceivable colors that fall between the ultraviolet and the 
infrared ranges of energy or vibrations. These visual colors 
with their unique wavelength and oscillations, when 
combined with a light source and selectively applied to impaired organs or life systems, provide the necessary healing 
energy required by the body. Light affects both the physical and etheric bodies. Colors generate electrical impulses and 
magnetic currents or fields of energy that are prime activators of the biochemical and hormonal processes in the human 
body, the stimulants or sedatives necessary to balance the entire system and its organs 
 
Different researches have been done on this subject, Klotsche (1993) discussed some useful points about chromotherapy 
as he practiced it, and he found it to be a complete therapeutic system for ​123 major illnesses.​ He used single colors and 
also combinations of two or more colors for therapy and different techniques, namely, direct exposure and 
hydrochromopathy​. He correlated the concepts of color healing with Einstein's mass–energy relationship, which seems 
quite accurate in terms of the concept of an energy field around the human body. 
Physiologically,​ affective responses of subjects revealed that ​warm colors​ were useful in arousing those troubled with 
reactive depression or neurasthenia. They increased muscle tone or blood pressure in hypertensive individuals. ​Cool 
colors​ elicited the reverse affective responses in all of the same tests. Anxious subjects were actually calmed by these 
cooler colors, from the viewpoint of clinical psychology. This is an important finding in Gerard's (1970) work, as it reveals 
that cool colors can be effective as a tranquilizer in cases of tension and anxiety. 

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