The first and only massage chair that has a UV light therapy technology., a Blue light, Green light, Red light and combination of three UV light therapy colors.

 

Benefits:

 

Green UV light therapy
-which can treat acne by reducing bacteria in the skin. This treatment is also effective against actinic keratoses (AKs), rough patches of skin that may develop into cancer. To treat AKs, the dermatologist applies a medication to the skin and uses green light to destroy precancerous skin lesions while leaving healthy skin unharmed.

 

Blue UV light therapy
-is a treatment used for people who suffer from circadian rhythm sleep disorders. Your body has an internal clock that tells it when it is time to be asleep and when it is time to be awake. This clock is located in the brain just above an area where the nerves travel to the eyes. This area is called the SCN. Your clock controls the “circadian rhythms” in your body. These rhythms include body temperature, alertness and the daily cycle of many hormones.

 

Red UV light therapy

Colored UV LIGHT THERAPY
-Colored light has a particular ability to balance the autonomic nervous system, which is crucial in most chronic and functional disorders as it regulates all of the automatic processes of the human body: breathing, the beating of the heart, the functioning of the digestive tract, the stress response.

 

Light as an environmental stimulant, is second only to food in its impact on controlling bodily functions. Interestingly, light through the eyes reaches not only the visual centers of the brain, but also the hypothalamus. The hypothalamus is the brain’s brain. It organizes information from the body’s external and internal environments, initiates the stress response, regulates immune function, reproduction, thirst, hunger, temperature, emotions, and sleep patterns. It houses the biological clock, controls most of the functions of the pituitary gland, and controls the autonomic nervous system.

 

Scientific explanation:

UV Light therapy has a long history, dating from ancient Egypt to the contemporary treatment of seasonal affective disorder. In the early half of this century, Dinshah Ghadiali, MD PhD, refined a sophisticated system of color therapy. Influenced by a strong background in mathematics and physics, he determined specific “attributes” of the colors of the spectrum, i.e., their specific effects on human physiology. Later research has confirmed many of his concepts and spawned evolution of new systems for application of light therapy including irradiation of acupuncture points. According to the author, his system dovetails nicely with traditional Oriental medicine theory, relating colors to the internal organs and meridian system. Of particular note is recent Russian research which has shown that light is conducted within the body along the acupuncture meridians leading the authors to ponder., Do acupuncture meridians function as a light (photon) transferal system within the body, not unlike optical fiber? Case studies provide support for the clinical benefits of light therapy. The emerging contemporary color therapy systems of Mandel (Colorpuncture) and McWilliams (Chromo-pressure) are discussed, and a newly patented device is introduced.

 

Acupuncture is a very old system of medicine being rediscovered, so is light therapy, or phototherapy, a “new old” system, which promises to come further into the “limelight.” Phototherapy was practiced in ancient Egypt, Greece, China, and India.1(p22). The Egyptians utilized sunlight as well as color for healing. In the past 120 years, advances in have been made in research and development of colored light, as well as full-spectrum, light therapy. In 1876 Augustus Pleasanton stimulated the glands, organs, and nervous system with blue light; in 1877 Seth Pancoast used red and blue light to balance the autonomic nervous system.2(p11) In 1878, Dr. Edwin Babbitt published The Principles of Light and Color,3 considered a classic study on the healing powers of color. He elucidated a system for applying colored light to the body, and used “solar elixirs” — colored bottles containing water charged by the sun. He was able to successfully treat many stubborn medical conditions, unresponsive to conventional treatments of the time.

In recent years, there has been much work in the use of full spectrum and colored light for mind/body healing. There is no doubt that light is necessary for health, and even life itself. There term “mal-illumination syndrome” has been coined to explain the deleterious effects of decreased exposure to light. It is now accepted that individual sensitivity to diminished full-spectrum light underlies seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Daniel Oren, at the National Institutes of Mental Health, has brought colored light into this equation, finding that green light is more effective than red in the treatment of SAD.

 

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