Lecture on the Impact of Color on Health and Well-being

The Human Eye and Color Perception

• The human eye is capable of seeing 7 million colors.
• Colors can act as irritants, stimulants, or provoke neurological responses.
• Colors can be felt, not just seen.

Green LED Light and Pain Relief

• Research by Dr. Mohab Ibrahim (University of Arizona):
  • Green LED light can ease chronic pain.
  • Studies show green light can reduce pain by 40% to 50%.
  • Green light increases levels of incaflins (natural pain controlling chemicals in the body).
• Objective:
  • Reduce pain and reliance on medication.
• Recommendation:
  • Wait for further research to identify optimal parameters (avoid DIY green LED setups for now).
  • In the meantime, enjoy natural green environments (e.g., parks).

LED Therapy for Skin Care

• Neutrogena's LED Therapy Light Mask:
  • Combines blue and red light for acne treatment.
  • Blue light: Kills acne-causing bacteria.
  • Red light: Reduces skin inflammation.
  • Supported by dermatological research and clinical trials.
  • Available for approximately $35.

Pacifying Effect of Baker Miller Pink

• Color Application in Correctional Facilities:
  • Baker Miller Pink used to calm aggressive prisoners.
  • 15-minute exposure in pink-colored cells claimed to be effective.
• Conclusion:
  • Pink acts as both a color and a tranquilizer.
• Recommendation for Stress Relief:
  • Try Drunk Tank Pink through online experiments.

Conclusion

• Summary:
  • The potential of color in pain relief, skin care, and stress management.
• Future Outlook:
  • Ongoing research into the science of color and its applications in enhancing life quality.