Light Therapy (The Photon Stimulator)

Light and Color have been used throughout history to effect beneficial changes in the human body. The research has been extensive and well documented. Generally, color is used for the purpose of affecting the energetic balance of the body. We know from Einstein’s photo-electric theory, for which he received his only noble prize, that electrons are excited when light hits a surface.
There are small areas on the surface of the body which exhibit less electrical resistance that the surroundings areas. These points have been recognized and used historically by many cultures. They are most commonly known though the Chinese’s system of acupuncture. When colored light is placed at an acupuncture point, it influences the flow of vital energy knows as Qi, to restore balance.
Acupoints are the most effective at influencing the flow of Qi, but any point on the body may be used if there is localized pain, swelling or other abnormalities. Individual colors are chosen according to their actions and the particular condition being addressed.
The specific color frequencies have been chosen as a result of the extensive research and experience of Dr. Dinshah Ghagiali in the early part of the 20th centaury. He developed color therapy to the highest degree of effectiveness and simplicity.

A few of the various health conditions that are addressed using specific colors: Lung builder and respiratory stimulant Thyroid builder and stimulant Bone builder Stomach stimulant Stimulates the lymphatic system Increase bowel movements expels worms and parasites Stimulates the nervous system Stimulates the intestines, the pancreas and production of digestive fluids Dissolves blood clots Brain stimulant Pituitary stimulant and equilibrator Stimulates the rebuild of muscles and tissues Destroys micro-organisms, germs, bacteria… Rebuilds burned skin Encourages perspiration Relieves itching and irritation of abrasions Builds vitality Moderates blood pressure between the heart and lungs Builds and equilibrates the functional activity of the heart, kidneys, reproductive system and blood circulatory system