Chromotherapy uses the energy of colors—delivered through light, visualization, or fabrics—to promote balance and harmony in the body and mind. This ancient practice, rooted in cultures like Egypt and India, is based on the idea that different colors can influence your

Even moderate amounts of walking can significantly lower your risk of depression. Studies show that just 75 minutes of brisk walking per wee

One fascinating area that's gaining traction is Photobiomodulation (PBM), particularly transcranial photobiomodulation (tPBM). This cutting-

This study followed three women, all in their early 40s, who had been trying to conceive for over two years without success. They’d faced multiple miscarriages, molar pregnancies, and unsuccessful IVF attempts—situations I know many women can relate to. What’s fascinating is how these women used red and near-infrared light therapy, applied through the skin, to boost their fertility. The results? All three welcomed healthy babies after treatment.

This is halotherapy, a natural therapy that combines ancient wisdom with modern science. Known as dry salt therapy, halotherapy uses a halogenerator to disperse micro-sized sodium chloride particles (2-5 µm) in a controlled environment, mimicking the microclimate of natural salt caves. From its origins in Eastern Europe to its growing popularity in wellness spas worldwide, halotherapy is celebrated for its profound mental and physical benefits.