The Photon Stimulator takes color therapy to a new level! Many color therapy “systems” are complicated; this one couldn’t be easier to use. It consists of a light box with a six-foot flexible optic cable, 12 color gel slides and a removable, 2mm treatment tip for precise application
(when tip is removed, opening is 1/4-inch wide for work on larger areas). Works like a slide projector: Simply place a slide in the light box’s slot, turn it on and attach the tip. The instructions tell you which colors work best for different health conditions. Adjustable dial lets you choose from 2 to 20 pulses per second. The Photon Stimulator uses xenon gas, which produces a light most like sunlight when it is electronically stimulated.
The colors used in the box (violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, red, purple, scarlet, lemon, turquoise and magenta) are the original colors researched and developed by Dinshah Ghadiali, whose system is described in the book
Let There Be Light. A set of 12 additional colors (orange-yellow, red-orange, lemon-green, green-turquoise, turquoise-blue, gold, teal, light blue, cherry, fuchsia, grape and pink)
can be purchased separately and are designed for use with Let There Be Light.
