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Chromotherapy

Chromotherapy, sometimes called color therapy, colorology or cromatherapy, is a pseudoscientific form of alternative medicine which proposes certain diseases can be treated by exposure to certain colors. Its practice is considered to be quackery. Chromotherapists claim to be able to use light in the form of color to balance "energy" lacking from a…

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Colored light can balance "energy" in a human body.
Original proponents
Augustus Pleasonton
Subsequent proponents
Seth Pancoast, Edwin Dwight Babbitt
Year proposed
1876

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Chromotherapy

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Triples37
Avg. degree1.95
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related to history · 25
Chromotherapy → Apparently, Augustus Pleasonton, Avicenna, Blue, Blue Color, Blue Ray, Color, Dr, Edwin Dwight Babbitt, He, His, Its Rays, Light, Medicine, Pioneer, Red Light, Researches, Robert Hunt, Seth Pancoast, Sky
related to Scientific rejection · 7
Chromotherapy → According, American Cancer Society, Gardner, Ghadiali, Its, Martin Gardner, Regarding Dinshah Ghadiali's
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Chromotherapy → Colored light can balance "energy" in a human body.
Original proponents · 1
Chromotherapy → Augustus Pleasonton
Subsequent proponents · 1
Chromotherapy → Seth Pancoast, Edwin Dwight Babbitt
Year proposed · 1
Chromotherapy → 1876

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color light therapy body colored colors medicine scientific treatment blue book work health diseases use thought effects edwin dwight babbitt

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ChromotherapyClaimsColored light can balance "energy" in a human body.1.00infobox
ChromotherapyOriginal proponentsAugustus Pleasonton1.00infobox
ChromotherapySubsequent proponentsSeth Pancoast, Edwin Dwight Babbitt1.00infobox
ChromotherapyYear proposed18761.00infobox
neonatal jaundice treatmentinstance ofdistinct from scientifically verified light treatments0.80text
Chromotherapyrelated to historyAvicenna0.60section
Chromotherapyrelated to historyThe Canon0.60section
Chromotherapyrelated to historyMedicine0.60section
Chromotherapyrelated to historyHe0.60section
Chromotherapyrelated to historyHis0.60section
Chromotherapyrelated to historyPioneer0.60section
Chromotherapyrelated to historyRobert Hunt0.60section

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