CHROMOTHERAPY
CHROMOTHERAPY
CHROMOTHERAPY
with it fruit of
different kinds (or colours). And in the mountains there are streaks, white and red, of different
colours, and some intensely black. And of people and animals and cattle there are different colours
likewise. Only those of His servants fear Allah who possess knowledge." (Holy Quran 35:27-28)
Submitted to:
Ma’am Shafaq
Submitted by:
Ammara Abdul Rehman 301651004
Anza azeem 301651010
Saba shahzadi 301651038
Class: BS-IV
Semster: VII
11/15/2019 Methodology of
hromotherapy
(Chromotization)
[Medical physics]
Research in Russia during the 1960s showed that one in six experimental
subjects could recognize color with their fingertips after only 20–30 min training,
and blind people developed this sensitivity even more quickly. Understanding of
these effects has come about only as a result of research into the hormones
melatonin and serotonin, both of which are produced by the pineal gland in the
brain. Melatonin is known to be the crucial chemical pathway by which animals
respond to light and synchronize their bodily functioning.
Serotonin is a very important neurotransmitter in the brain, whose action has
been linked with mental disturbances such as schizophrenia. Serotonin, a
stimulant, is produced during daylight. Its main site of action appears to be the
hypothalamus, the part of the brain involved in mediating the effects of various
hormones and in regulating emotions.
Research also confirmed that certain parts of the brain are not only light sensitive
but actually respond differently to different wavelengths; it is now believed that
different wavelengths (colors) of radiation interact differently with the endocrine
system to stimulate or reduce hormone production.
A detailed study of chromotherapy, with patients exposed to sunlight through
color filters, was produced by Jacob. He adopted modern theories to prove the
relationship between melatonin, light and color. He stated in his work that:
Light is responsible for turning on the brain and the body. Light enters the body
through the eyes and skin. When even a single photon of light enters the eye, it
lights up the entire brain. This light triggers the hypothalamus, which regulates
all life-sustaining bodily functions, the autonomic nervous system, endocrine
system, and the pituitary (the body's master gland). The hypothalamus sends a
message, by way of light, to the pineal organ, which is responsible for releasing
one of our most important hormones, melatonin. The release of melatonin is
directly related to light, darkness, colors, and the Earth's electromagnetic field.
This necessary hormone affects every cell in the body. It turns on each cell's
internal activities, allowing them to harmonize with each other and nature. The
pineal gland is believed to be responsible for our feeling of oneness with the
universe and sets the stage for the relationship between our inner being and the
environment. If that relationship is harmonious, we are healthy, happy, and feel
a sense of well-being.
Particular colors effect the particular parts of the body. Detail is given below:
Body parts Its related color
Heart Red
Liver yellow
Thyroid Blue
Lungs Orange
Eye Sky blue
Pancreas Violet
Mucus glands Indigo
Gallbladders, gonads, ovaries Purple
Pituitary gland Violet
Sunlight contains Vitamins and every vitamin is associated with its particular
color. Detail is given below:
Vitamin Its related color
A Yellow
B Green
C Lemon
D&E Violet
K Indigo
5- Chromotized ampoules:
Ampoules of distilled water can also be chromotized, placing in a transparent
colored jars, in the same manner as oils and tables are chromotized.
These chromotized
ampoules can be
administered orally or
can be injected into
the body under the
supervision of
chromotherapist for
treating severe pains,
stubborn, ailmentsand
chronic
diseases.Except in extreme cases, under normal circumstances, one ampoule is
used as an injection is sufficient for one week, second dose is administered
after one week.
And if chromotized ampoule used orally then one ampoule is sufficient for a
day to treat a disease.