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Color is much more than a treat for our senses it is also very therapeutic. In fact, many color therapists and spa owners incorporate colors into healing and wellness. It is said that colors have varying energetic frequencies that affect us on mental, emotional and physical levels.

RED is the lowest of the seven colors in the visible spectrum and is known as a warm color. It is stimulating and energizing and therefore it is helpful for tiredness and lethargy, to stimulate low blood pressure, to boost sluggish circulation. NB Red should not be used on anyone with hypertension/high blood pressure since this color increases blood flow. (That is to say as a color treatment)

Red in its most positive sense is the color for courage, strength and pioneering spirit.

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Red as a color relates to the base CHAKRA situated at the base of the spine. The organs to which this chakra relates are the kidneys and bladder (The kidneys are formed within the pelvis and here they link with the base chakra energy, although prior to birth they rise to the position in the loins with which we are more familiar). The vertebral column, hips and legs are also areas related to the chakra. The endocrine gland to which this color

relates is the adrenal gland.

Is Warm and stimulating. Used in anemia or whenever you are feeling cold and pale with chilled extremities; also useful for ultraviolet and x-ray, burns, and frostbite. Red is a liver stimulant and counter irritant (to bring internal inflammation to the surface) it contains nutrients such as vitamin B12, acidity.

Red is good for circulation, chronic illness, non-infected wounds, scar tissue, strengthens kidneys, heart, muscles, blood, lungs and bones.

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Color medicine can be understood at the level of quantum physics and its biological effects. The healthy person needs full spectrum sunlight plus cosmic rays. The unhealthy person needs additional specific color light. Only the correct color can heal your body.

Using colors well in our homes is a way of creating a balanced environment and influencing our moods and thoughts. Red is a color that raises a room's energy level just as it will do to the human body. Red, the most intense, pumps the Adrenaline like no other hue.