CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH
Chromotherapy, as a consequence of the experimental results obtained by many researchers, has spread today everywhere and especially in England where an International College of Chromatics has been founded.
In France, Dr. Regnault carried out many experiences on Chromotherapy in 1911 and 1920, and in 1924 published in the Côte d'Azur médicale the result of said experiences, advising to choose colors for the walls of rooms and tapestries, according to the use to which those rooms were destined. Previously, those same counsels had been given, in England, by Kemp Prossor, Dubash and Hopkins, who had established with exactness which were the colors that best suited the walls of clinics, private rooms, and even advised printing books with green ink on cream-colored paper.
In 1929, Mangin communicated to the Académie des Sciences a note by Truffaut and Pastax on a new treatment of plant diseases through coloring matters.
In 1930 Larvaron, professor of agriculture, to determine the action of colors used a radiocampimeter and wrote in the Côte d'Azur médicale: "The problem that imposes itself consists in searching for each disease, the action of colors (chords of resonance) that provokes the cure."
THE MECHANISM OF COLOR HEALING
How do colors act on sick beings?
Beings in general and, consequently humans, receive and emit all kinds of vibrations different from each other, as we have said, by their wavelength. From the reciprocal action and reaction of these vibrations results, for each being, a type of characteristic vibration with its corresponding wavelength. Now then, all vibratory action that tends to move away from its normality (or state of harmony or health) the characteristic vibration, produces a vibratory disharmony or state of disease. In the state of health there is, therefore, a harmonic play of vibrations and in the state of disease a disharmonic play of vibrations, that is, the predominance of some and the diminution or lack of others. If the vibratory disharmony is transitory and weak we obtain maladies of all kinds; if it is transitory and intense we obtain acute disease and if it is relatively permanent we obtain chronic disease with a more or less intense symptomatology, according to the more or less profound permanent vibratory perturbation.
We have already said that to each vibration corresponds a determined color and, consequently, the reciprocal play of these vibrations manifests as a reciprocal play of colors that, in the aura, shows itself as an incessant kaleidoscopic surge.
We have also already said that mental, vital and physical vibrations manifest with their corresponding colors that we find in the aura perennially modified by their reciprocal influences. The observation of that marvelous spectacle of the aura for clairvoyant eyes permits, therefore, for those who know how to interpret those constant modifications of colors to establish: