Articles: light and colour

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  1. Light Therapy for Migraine

    by David Noton, Ph.D.

    Can light really be a treatment for migraine? For many migraine sufferers light is the last thing they look to for relief; when a migraine strikes, they typically retreat to a dark...

  2. Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) for Hard-to-Heal Conditions

    by Gill Jacobs

    In this article, the author focuses on the power of light and colour to heal, a form of treatment that can be traced back to ancient Egyptian times. She also looks into the disco...

  3. Research: Light Treatment and Biorhythm

    by Barry Fowler

    This review summarizes some of the landmark developments presented at the 2006 Conference of The Society for Light Treatment and Biorhythm Research held in Quebec in July 2006.

  4. Self-Empowerment with Colour Healing

    by Marion Zacks

    Using colour therapy these days is not about telling individuals what they need and prescribing for them. It is about facilitating and supporting those who wish to help themselves ...

  5. The Benefits Of Light And Dark

    by Vicki McKenna

    Through exposure to sunlight and by visualizing light we can benefit body, mind and spirit.

  6. The Healing Power of Colour

    by Lauryn McGuiness

    This article focuses on Chromotherapy, a form of colour therapy using colour and light to balance energy in our body to prevent or heal diseases.

  7. The Healing Power of Incoherent Polarized Light

    by Lynne Curtis-King

    This article focuses on light therapy, which has a long history of use in medicine from ancient Egypt, through sunlight, to Danish Nobel Prize physician Niels Ryberg Finsen’s creat...

  8. The Miracle of Light

    by Vivienne Bradshaw-Black

    The child’s symptoms were persistent fits that hospital staff attributed to mitochondrial disease.[3]  The mainstream and private orthodox medical sources agreed that there was no p...

  9. Ultraviolet - the true story

    by Jeffrey Darlington

    For too many people, the dermatologists' message comes across as "the sun is bad for you". It's not true: the sun is good for you.

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