Colors do miracles (Powerful)

Colors do miracles (Powerful)

Investigations into the therapeutic use of colours were carried out in different countries of world during early twentieth century. In 1958 Robert Gerard Found that red produced feelings of arousal and was disturbing to anxious or tense subjects while blue generated feeling of tranquillity and wellbeing and had a calming effect.

The discovery that blood pressure increases under red light and decreases under blue light led Gerard to suggest that psycho-physiological activation increases with wavelength from blue to Red.
Research in plants and animals conducted by the photo biologist Dr. John Ott demonstrated that plants grown under red galls were found to shoot up four times quicker that those grown in ordinary sun light and grow much more slowly under blue glass.

However, although red light initially over stimulated plants, their growth was subsequently stunted, whereas blue light produced slow growth initially but taller, thick plants later. In 1990, scientists reported to annual conference of the American Association for Advancement of Science on the successful use of blue light in the treatment of a wide variety of psychological problems, including addictions, eating disorder, impotence and depression.

Color preferences for an individual are innate. Each person is born with an attraction for particularly color. Orange color draws attention quickly and indicates informality and loudly proclaims that product is suitable for everyone.

Yellow color signals cheapness, temporariness and caution. Yellow is the color that the eyes register the quickest. Even a single row of yellow marigold growing outside a home for sale will hasten the payments of deposits. Since yellow also signals caution, it is preferred for rental cars, school buses and taxis but not for banks.

Splashes of yellow such as in a bouquet of flowers are cheering but a mass of the color trend to cause tempers to flare. Babies cry more frequently and with a greater gusto in the presence of yellow. Temperamental artists, opera singers, writers and musicians explode the quickest in yellow rooms.