Hello James,
I believe the reference to which you allude relates to
DR. John Ott's book, "Health and Light". published originally by Pocket Books,
1973. Dr. Ott was the man who conducted the first time-lapse photographic
activities for plant growth (these were used by Walt Disney in one of his films
circa 1972). Additionally, Dr. Ott addresses the effects of tinctured lenses
on human vision in Chapter 10. Although dated in some aspects, this is an
excellent little book, with many little-known facts about the effects of
different forms of light----upon the health of mammalian visual systems....and
the emotional predispositions/wellbeing of humans. Dr. Ott's researches with
full-spectrum lighting were a principal encouragement toward our organizing our
present research group, in 1992.
Sincerely, Brooks.
James Osbourne, Holmes wrote:
> Sorry to not have the cite, but a photographer doing time lapse photography
> could not get squash blossoms to bloom when he changed the flourscent light
> bulbs. This led to determining that the pituitary does not function
> correctly without enough intake of certain UV wavelengths. About 15 years
> ago. This has also been shown linked with Seasonal Affect Disorder, and is
> treated with, of all things.... light.
>
> James Osbourne Holmes
>
> FTNWO
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
> Date: Saturday, May 20, 2000 6:18 PM
> Subject: Re: CS>contact lenses
>
> >Sparrow, You may wish to check out the effects of colored lenses on the
> >pineal gland and its improper function when it does not get proper
> simulation
> >from natural light. I once had a client who had multiple health problems
> that
> >MD's could find no cure or cause for. Until I suggested that the color
> lenses
> >might be the cause. Can't remember where I learned it or where you might
> find
> >info on it. Hers were a bright blue. Betty Ft. Lauderdale
> >
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