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chromotherapy
[krō′məther′əpē]
a system of treating disease with colored lights chosen from specific regions of the spectrum.
chromotherapy (krōˈ·m·theˑ·r·pē),
n in Ayurveda and other systems, the use of colors to promote harmony and healing based on the belief that certain colors are infused with healing energies (e.g., red is energizing; blue is calming). Also called
color therapy.


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Luxurious treatments will be available within the Wellness Center, which will offer fitness facilities and architectural pavilions dedicated to aromatherapy, chromotherapy, massage, meditation, steam, sauna and rainforest showers.
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Created to reflect Westin's new brand positioning around personal renewal, the Renewal Suite features chromotherapy, digital art, a spa bath, and tranquil water, light, and music features throughout.
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