1. Publication July 2000 (existing version)

There are six clinical studies available

1. Healing of wound with diabetic - Ulcus cruris
2. Healing of wound with diabetic - third degree burns
3. Post-operative rehabilitation of the left mamma
4. Treatment of Tinnitus
5. Healing of wound after a motorcycle accident - third degree burns
6. Healing of wound with herpes zoster

Our day and sunlight is composed of colours.
Which meaning do they have, what is «COLOUR»?

Colour is a sensory perception

produced as a rule by the radiation which reaches the eye or the skin from the illuminated or bright body. There it is transformed by specific sensory cells into neural stimulation and sent to the brain where it enters the consciousness of the human being. We are dealing with a complicated, biological process, whose details are by far not yet explored. A sensory perception requires the existence of a living body, capable of sensation.

Spectrum and wavelengths

Everything we see, must be in the light. Without this, our eye becomes "senseless". We then could neither speak of different colours nor of different grades of luminosities. The natural light source, which illuminates everything, is the sun. Also the moon receives its light from the sun.

Apart from the natural light sources there are the artificial ones.

Light is a spectrum

What is a spectrum? In 1666, the scholar Newton let bundled sunlight shine through a crystal prism. Doing that, on the opposite white wall, he could discern a light-band of rainbow colours with red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. Each of these colours or coloured types of light had different physical properties and also looked different to the eye.

As the white light-band or pencil of rays had lost its shape, Newton assumed that each single type of light, coming in through the air and glass, showed a different change of direction. As a result, he divided the types of light according to their ability of refraction.

lt is a known fact that light is a manifestation of vibration, propagating incredibly fast. The single spectral types of light can be clearly differentiated by their frequences (number of vibrations per second, per vibration time and wavelength).

If a light source has a continuous spectrum, therefore owning all types of wavelengths with fluid transition, it will seem white to the eye. However, if you take out only one wavelength as spectral line or band, it results in a totally different, chromatic appearance.

Psychology of colours

Within the things said until now, we have not yet received a question or answer of the sensory stimulus to our feelings, nor to our organism. lt could be shown how they are received and passed on. The psychological research is investigating what effect the hue stimulus is having on the human being, how it is rated, which reactions it is capable of producing and which ideas and association of ideas it produces.

The human being is an entity, his sensory organs are only connection elements between the real and the imagined exterior world. At the same time they are organs of the soul as well as of the body. The soul combines sensory perceptions and organic ideas, sensory perceptions and organic stimulus and functions. Each sensory organ is only provided with the answers corresponding to the stimulus. Like this, the heat sensory points of the skin only transmit heat stimulus and the cold points only the cold. If these points are stimulated too much, pain comes into play. We feel warm or cold and the organism reacts accordingly physiologically, for example by sweating or being cold, possibly by pathological changes of the cells.

Frequencies and wavelengths of sunlight

The tongue transmits taste or stimulus of touch, the nose smells, the eye? Yes, it reacts to light and colour stimulus. The soul, playing on all our sensory organs, is able to connect the single sensory stimulus - this is called synosthesy. lt connects certain colour impressions with sensations of the gravitational sense.

Some people are able to imagine sounds or vowels as certain colours and transfer these to the brain by a special resonance. From there they are transported by way of vibrations with different frequencies to the organs of the body.

Red is the creative, the active; blue the receptive, maternal, the cosmical connecting, similar to green being felt as bosom-like, which grants satisfaction and security. Yellow has a similar effect as white, radiating and enlarging; ultramarine has the same effect as black, narrowing.

The auto-suggestion goes as far as making you think that yellow boxes are lighter than black ones and creates an illusion of expanse in bright rooms, but those ones with red walls seem to come towards yourself (they constrict). As we can see, colours are suggestive.

Even organic illnesses can arise from imagination and colour suggestion; pains pester less in a blue environment than in a red one. Dark red and brown earth colours suggest strength and security, however, light blue ones seem to be smooth, green ones soft, light yellow stimulates the pleasure of movement. Dark colours from above have a depressing effect, like being in a coffin; bright, light colours on the other hand, lift the room.

Connections of ideas and thoughts (associations) are also part of it.

The assignment of the colours to the elementary basic principles of the world, which are characterized by the names and elements; fire, water, air und earth. Corresponding to them are the different temperaments, and to these the four basic colours, which were described by Goethe as prime phenomenon.

It would be impossible for the human being to find a symbolic order, if he had not an inside colour chart, if he could not relate anything to a colour chart inside himself or if the colours would not represent intellectual principles to him.

Individual relations to the colours

Next to the general characters, which have been more or less clearly conceded to the colours, each human being has his own relation to them, in such a specific way, that essential test procedures have been designed with the help of a person's choice of colours. Diagnosis on the basis of colour tests are amazingly accurate. This, for its part, proves that each person disposes of an internal colour scale. His psychological situation, even his destiny is expressed by colour arrangements.

Therapeutic characteristics and possibilities of the use of colours

White:

The white radiation includes the different Kraftsonderheiten des Odes evenly. They have their effect especially on the sympathicus with its ramifications and ganglia, the solar plexus, the cerebellum and the autonomic nervous system. The white light is used on nervous state of exhaustion, on neurosis, irritability and lack of strong nerves. Through its effect on the solar plexus and the cerebellum, it supplies these directly with the odische Kräfte.

lt also has a fortifying effect on nervous heart disorders, nervous palpitations and a weak heart, on symptoms of irritation or weakness in all the different organs, but above all in die purely vegetative organs, e.g. bladder, kidneys, gall bladder, liver, intestines, bronchial tube and lungs. It has a pain-relieving effect on neuralgia and migraine.

Red:

Its power is positive (+). It effects the area of the motor (moving) as well as the sensitive (feeling) fibre of the spinal cord and the brain's nervous system. In case of a lack of negative power (-) in the body, it neutralizes them producing a balance and is felt as stimulating und fortifying. On weakly and highly sensitive persons it can have an exciting effect. In case of tumours or lumps, also malignant ones, the red light effects their fast division and accelerates the recovery, stimulating the glands' function.

Yellow:

Contrary to red, it has a slowing down, antispasmodic effect, in case of state of excitement it is soothing. It can support the sleep, soothes in case of excitement and outbursts of rage of people with nervous diseases as well as the mentally disturbed. lt has a special influence on the intestines and their mucous membranes. Its influence on the peripheral ends of the nerves is extremely calming, e.g. in case of itching, liver or gall bladder diseases, rashes and litchens with heavy itching or over-sensibility of the skin.

Blue:

lt has an effect within the arterial system, the coronary arteries. In case of inflammation it makes the process slow down, has a soothing effect, also in case of any type of catarh and coapestions to the head and the brain. Also different independent and acute inflammations and disease symptoms, as for example gout or rheuma, can be positively influenced.

Green:

Its spectrums and frequences initiate an effect on the nervous system of the blood vessels, the venous capillary tubes and the right half of the heart. It is correspondingly used in case of capillary congestion, variouses an varixes, supparting wounds of any type, also cancer. Ultraviolet light, filtered through green glass, has in its frequence and wavelength an effect like X-rays, with different and better properties it does not execute the tissue-destroying and cell-subversive work of destruction on the X-rays. CYCES explains, that this green-filtered ultraviolet light is more piercing and therefore more effective than X-rays. He thinks that the latter destroys the tissue but is not capable of removing it. It tends to having a damaging effect itself after a number of radiation treatments, because the destroyed tissue itself is toxic or poisonous.

Result:

Surely, there is a lot left to say about the colours' influence on the human being and his disorders. The mentioned so far shall be enough to describe how big and wide the possible applications of the LLLT-green for the ill and handicapped present themselves with a wide range. Our working world and life-style makes nearly each of us a handicapped who sooner or later will be ending up being ill and whose treatment by his doctor with medicines cannot possibly show any results. Deception on both sides is big, but the disaster continues steadily, if we do not soon take remedial action through a new environment climate.

Bibliography:

Dr. Schalduck (Foundation of medicine)
Dr. Schüssler (Biochemistry)
Dr. H. Frielling (Theory of colours)
Dr. h.c. P.H. Peter Marti (Scientific study on the School of Medicine/University of Southern California 1987)