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Astigmatism
Osteoporosis bone density
Cerebral palsy
Parkinson’s tremors
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Post-operative infection
Crohn’s disease
Psoriasis
Decubitus ulcer
PTSD/Trauma disorder
Depression
Stroke
Diabetic insulin level
requirements
Tachycardia
Diabetic neuropathy, foot/
ankle open sores
Tendinitis/Tendinosis
Epiretinal Membrane reduction
Thyroid disorder
Erosive Osteochondrosis
Vitamin D3 serum levels
Hepatitis C viral load
To date, all research has been informal, retrospective, and primarily anecdotal. A number of the patient benefits reported above have been documented with before and after lab work or imaging ordered by either the supervising physician or the referring physician. A selection of case studies and user testimonials5 can be viewed at www.bluroom.com. The volume and wide range of beneficial reports have paved the way for more formal prospective clinical research that is slated to begin at a new Blu Room facility in a U.S. State that currently does not have a Blu Room service, thus bias can be reduced in both patients and providers.
Healthcare providers, scientists, and the most of the public agree on the benefits of relaxation. Peer-reviewed medical studies on relaxation and meditation confirm the benefits. However, mediation takes training and relaxing can be a challenge in our busy lives. We know the healing powers of relaxation such as increased attention span, improved memory, relieving anxiety and depression, pain relief, and spurring creativity. The deep relaxation induced by the Blu Room promotes vasodilatation, facilitating blood flow throughout the body and especially the brain. A 20-minute session provides a natural “high” that creates a whole-body healing effect. Relief from nagging discomforts is commonly reported by Blu Room users.