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Alternative medicine practitioners who use chromotherapy often relate the seven colors of the color spectrum to specific body areas.

Red

• Red is believed to increase the pulse, raise blood pressure, and increase the rate of breathing. Red would be applied to support circulatory and nervous functions.

Strong Pink

• Strong pink acts as a cleanser, strengthening veins and arteries.

Pink

• Pink activates and eliminates impurities in the blood stream.

Orange

• Orange is a mixture of red and yellow. It activates and eliminates localized fat as well as assist with asthma and bronchitis.

Strong Yellow

• Strong yellow strengthens the body and activates internal tissues.

Yellow

• Yellow, the brightest color used in chromotherapy, has been used to purify the skin, help with indigestion, strengthen the nervous system, treat glandular diseases, hepatitis and lymphatic disorders and assist metabolism.

Green

• Green, a color associated with harmony, provides a neutral, positive calming effect.

Strong Green

• Strong green provides anti-infectious, anti-septic and regenerative stimulation.

Strong Blue

• Strong blue lubricates joints, helps address stress, nervous tension and infections.

Blue

• Blue promotes relaxation and calm. Blue exhibits tranquilizing qualities often used to relieve headaches and migraines, colds, stress, nervous tension, rheumatism, stomach pains, muscle cramps and liver disorders. Blue is thought to have a positive effect on all kinds of pain.

Indigo

• Indigo is used to address conditions involving the eyes, ears and nose. It has a calming, sedative effect.

Violet

• Violet is used to calm the nervous system, soothe organs and relax muscles. Violet has meditative qualities and is often used to treat conditions of the lymphatic system and spleen, as well as urinary disorders and psychosis.