WHAT IS MUSICOLOR SUPPLEMENT?

Musicolor Supplement is a new and revolutionary natural healthcare product that utilizes sound and color healing techniques working in tandem to aide in the curing of a wide variety of illnesses.  Musicolor Supplement is available in DVD and Video formats.  Although this new product may appear to be similar to already available CDs marketed as healing music or videos of nature marketed as stress-reducing aids, Musicolor Supplement is completely different.  Musicolor Supplement is not a medicine, but it is a group of products that have been developed using scientifically proven methods to naturally treat a wide range of specific illnesses.

The concepts at the root of Musicolor Supplement are at the leading edge of what are referred to as natural healing and alternative medicine and are being embraced by physicians and therapists alike.  Dr. David R. Allen, a leading proponent in the field of natural healthcare, is already utilizing samples of Musicolor Supplement to enhance the cure of such illnesses as high blood pressure, diabetes, and influenza in his patients.

Sample images of the Musicolor Supplement

THE PRINCIPLES BEHIND MUSICOLOR SUPPLEMENT

1. The Theory of Color

It is commonly understood that the seven rainbow colors are the dispersion of light.  The electromagnetic spectrum, the vibrations of the universe, include all of the waves from gamma rays, x-rays, ultraviolet, infrared, radio, and TV wave, most of which are invisible and inaudible.  The spectrum that is visible to the human eye is what is called the 49^th octave or 49^th vibration, and this encompasses all of the colors we can see.  Red has the longest wavelength and the lowest vibratory rate, oscillating 397 trillion times per second.  Violet, the color with the shortest wavelength and the highest vibratory rate, oscillates 665 trillion times per second.  Green, the color at the middle of the spectrum, vibrates at 531 trillion times per second.  White and black are the polarities of light and darkness.  White light, therefore, contains all the colors, while black can be understood as the absence of light.

2. The Relationship Between Color and Sound

In the electromagnetic spectrum, sounds are located around the 9^th vibrational range (4^th to 15^th octaves).  With regards to how colors affect humans, sounds have a corresponding tone.  Red corresponds to the musical note G, orange correlates to A, yellow correlates to A#, green to C, blue to D, indigo to D#, and violet to E.  In this way, we can understand the relationship between colors and sounds through their wavelengths and vibratory rates. 

3. The Seven Chakras and their Corresponding Colors and Sounds

According to Indian medicine and natural healing researchers, human beings are made up of two parts, the physical body and the energy field surrounding the body.  These energy fields accumulate where there are inner secretion glands and it is these locations that are referred to as “chakras.”
Chakra is a Sanskrit word which means “wheel,” and they are seven principle chakras that control the body’s energy fields.  If the seven chakras are in balance, then the corresponding bodily functions are in tune and working properly.  When they fall out of balance, the spiritual, mental, and physical well-being are disturbed.  Good health, therefore, is dependent on the proper balancing of the chakras.  From olden times, it was known that the chakras are deeply affected by color and sound.  The following chart explains the relationships between the three elements.


THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHAKRAS, COLORS, AND SOUNDS

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