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Colors have psychological and physical effects on human health. Each color has a different impact - red increases energy, blue induces calmness, and yellow promotes happiness. A study found that 93% of migraine patients experienced relief after exposure to red light, as it increased blood pressure. In conclusion, colors can effectively treat many medical conditions and should be further researched for applications in healthcare.
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