Phototherapy method
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1. A method for achieving a therapeutic effect in an observer, comprising the steps of directing towards said observer'"'"'s eyes a pulsing field of light controllable in terms of wavelength, intensity, area, and pulse rate in a sequence commencing with a relatively long wavelength, low intensity, small area and slow pulse rate and progressing to a light field of relatively short wavelength, high intensity, large area, and high pulse rate.
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An method for displaying to an observer a field of light, controllably variable in terms of color, size and intensity and a method of varying the color, size and intensity of the field of light in order to achieve a therapeutic effect in the observer. The field of light is displayed first at a long wavelength, low intensity small area, and slow pulse rate, and then at a relatively short wavelength, high intensity large area, and high pulse rate.
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- 1. A method for achieving a therapeutic effect in an observer, comprising the steps of directing towards said observer'"'"'s eyes a pulsing field of light controllable in terms of wavelength, intensity, area, and pulse rate in a sequence commencing with a relatively long wavelength, low intensity, small area and slow pulse rate and progressing to a light field of relatively short wavelength, high intensity, large area, and high pulse rate.
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