Chromopathy

The ancients understood that colors in the body work as generators. The Sun, being an eternal source of cosmic vigor is a treasure that supplies energy to all living beings in this world. Minor errors in the system can trigger compleete darkness on our Earth, causing the extinction of all life, as we know it.
Most of the health related problems and diseases are directly related to air, water, food and most importantly LIGHT. In recent times we have know that we are ingesting polluted air, unhealthy food and unclean water, but unfortunately, the most important and obvious nutrient "light" has for the most part been overlooked.
In the late 1930s, a foundation established by the researchers and scientists such as Neils Finsen from Copenhagen, Denmark, who successfully treated tuberculosis with ultraviolet light (holder of the First Nobel Prize Award for Medicine and Physiology in 1903, also the researcher on light-induced inflammation and parts of the solar spectrum), Din shah (1873-1966 —inventor of the Spectro-chrome) and Dr. Harry Riley Spitler (an optometrist/physician and the modern father of the use of colored light phototherapy through the eyes), could have made a very powerful non-intrusive science of light therapy possible. However, a turn of events pushed light therapy behind the scenes for many years. Gerhard Domagk, a German biochemist, won the Nobel Prize for positive treatment of bacterial infections with sulfanilamide.