Could you believe that light can cure you?  

i suffer badly from seasonally effected disorder (sad) and i know only too well how this is lifted by more natural light. Its like a great weight has been lifted from me, i see no reason why other disorders cant be elliviated in the same way
blessed be

My first thought, as I read this was that sunlight can help in the healing process. I dont know about all this other kind of light stuff. That just sounds weird to me. It is however a known fact that sunlight can even help with depression. It has the abliity to make us have more energy also. I think that God knew what he was doing when he made the sunlight for us to enjoy. I just really have doubts about these other forms of light helping to heal. I guess time will tell

Yes, I do believe in light therapy. I have a very bad back. And heat is one of the best things for it. One of the things I have is a red ultraviolet lamp , it penatrates deep into the muscles.And My uncle had Psoriasis really bad he suffered with it for years and years, year before last the doctor prescribed him to start going to a tanninng bed.This is what helped him. There is also lite boxes that are used for this disorder and also for SAD (winter depression) or lack of light,Something do do with vitiman D difficency.Light therapy is also used for certain eye problems. I do believe this will be a great thing in the future..

I've heard talk of this too. I think it's a great thing and should be further explored. I think we tend to take natural things for granted when it comes to healing. I think we should better explore sound to help with healing too :)

that is so amazing! thanks for sharing this. it's nice to know of new alternative methods of healing, isn't it?

Yes, this is a very big advancement, and a step forward. It is known that just sunshine, can get rid of depression, help athritis and other aches and pains, & change a persons mood. This this makes a lot of sense and is awesome in my opinion.

Light is used for many good purposes great natural curative

Yes. There are lots of different treatments currently avilable for various illnesses and afflictions that use light. Take for example SAD (seasonal affective disorder), that can be helped a great deal with the use of light, as can a lot of skin conditions such as Psoriosis. My parnter worked with a chap who was using a sdunbed machine that you stand up in, having short blast of light on his skin, to help clear up his psoriosis. So yes, depending on what you need to be cured of, light may well be effective in curing you!

I just read an article about the Mennonites and Amish, who have some strange disorder that affects the liver. The children must sleep under a blue light and must have a liver transplant to survive into adulthood.

It was a genetic disorder where many of the children died while toddler's. I don't remember the name.

They are also saying now that every AMerican should expose 1/2 of their body to sunlight for 15 minutes per day and then put the sunscreen on.

In addition to SAD, other disorders can be, and have been treated with light for years. I have children who were born with Jaundice, which means that their livers were not fully developed when they were born. My oldest son was kept in the hospital under a blue light for a few extra days. When they sent him home, it was with instructions to put him in a sunny window often, and watch him to make sure his eyes did not become yellow. If they did, I was to get him to the doctor right away because the jaundice was getting worse.

My youngest had a much worse case of jaundice, and he was kept under the blue light even longer. When I was allowed to bring him home, he had to wear a special vest which plugged into a machine. The vest was lit up, and was to be on him 24 hours a day. The only time I was allowed to take it off was long enough to make the daily trip to the hospital for blood tests to see where his bilirubin blood levels were. He spent the first month of his life strapped to a machine, wearing a lighted vest, and making a daily trip to the hospital for blood tests before his blood levels were finally low enough that his tests could be dropped down to weekly. The vest stayed on for about another month, before it was finally removed.