In color therapy light and color is used to to balance energy in the areas of our bodies that are lacking vibrance and this can be physical, emotional, spiritual, or mental. Color therapy or ...

Although there are no documented safety concerns, the impact of color therapy on mood and autonomic function indicates a need for caution in those with known behavioral health conditions. There are no ...

Collective Relaxation releases a chromotherapy guide detailing how specific light wavelengths—red, blue, green, and others—produce measurable physiological effects when combined with infrared sauna ...

I'll admit it — I always thought the multicolor neon lights in infrared saunas were for Instagram pic purposes. I think Gwyneth Paltrow's sauna snap illustrates my point. It wasn't until I actually ...

Suffering from bedtime blues? Why not try a warmer hue? You probably already know that taking a long bath, going for a walk or writing in your journal are great ways to relax and unwind before bed — ...

Want to enhance productivity feelings of serenity? Or even stimulate appetite? Adding chromotherapy in the home and office can help lift your mood. “With chromotherapy, also known as color therapy, ...

Color therapy, or chromotherapy, based on astrological signs, harnesses specific hues to balance energies and enhance well-being. For instance, red suits Aries, green benefits Taurus, and yellow aids ...

At a clinic in the outskirts of Nairobi, a “doctor” makes his prognosis and proceeds to give his prescription: “I recommend one hour of blue light, mixed with a little green. I also recommend that you ...