​The Color of Truth

Dr. Kate W. Baldwin was senior surgeon for 23 years at Philadelphia Women’s Hospital, the oldest women’s hospital in the country.

In 1924, little Grace Shirlow was brought into the hospital with 3rd degree burns over 4/5ths of her body.
It was not only the skin that was burned but the fascia of the muscle. Dr. Baldwin stated, “I was brought in about 24 hours after the burn and the surgeon and the doctor stated ‘there was no use to do anything else.’ I told myself there was nothing in regular medicine or surgery that would make the child live.

I told my assistant we might as well see what Spectro-chrome (color therapy) would do. The child was 8 years old and there was complete suppression of urine for more than 48 hours and a temperature of 105 to 106 degrees.”

Spectro-chrome was a perfectly attuned, 12 color therapy system, developed by Dinshah Ghadiali, of India. Dr. Baldwin would be one of nearly 500 medical doctors in the US using the color system in the 1920s and 1930s.

“Scarlet was applied just over the kidneys at a distance of eighteen inches for twenty minutes. Two hours later the child voided eight ounces of urine.” This case would be appear in the Atlantic Medical Journal in 1924.

This healing took place without skin grafts and Dr. Baldwin stated that after the first session the little girl did not have pain from the burns!!

The founder of the Spectro-chrome system, Dinshah Ghadiali would be taken to trial several years later by the FDA and color therapy was actually put on trial.

Dr. Baldwin would swear under oath, at a trial at the New York Superior Court, that she used color, in the hospital, to cure, gonorrhea, syphilis, breast rumors, cataracts, gastric ulcers glaucoma, hemorrhage into the retina, sclera, bronchitis, pneumonia, tuberculosis, heart conditions, asthma, hay fever, jaundice, kidney conditions, and many others conditions.

Another witness for Dinshah was Dr. Martha Peebles. She was a doctor of medicine for twenty-four years and twenty years for the Department of Health for the City of New York. She was a physician to the American Expeditionary Forces during WW1. During the war she would attend up to 61 operations daily. She stated under oath that she had been forced to retire due to ill health, but was using Spectro-chrome which restored her health. She was using seventeen color machines over ten years and treated cancer, hypertrophic arthritis, poliomyelitis, and other medical conditions.

The jury of the trial was out for ninety minutes of deliberation and rendered a verdict of ‘Not Guilty.’ Years later Dinshah would be tried for practicing medicine without a U.S. license, mislabeling of his system, and would spend many years in and out of jail. The AMA published an article condemning Dinshah’s color therapy and most of the doctors gave up its use rather than lose their license.

Dr. Baldwin was confronted twice by the hospital board at her hospital. When they saw the results earlier with Grace Shirlow they added ten more color devices. After receiving pressure from the medical establishment they gave Dr. Baldwin a choice, give up the machines or give up your service at the hospital. She gave up her incredible position as a senior surgeon and well-recognized woman in medicine. “I would rather give up the practice of medicine than go one day without using this system.”

The system, using 12 gelatin color filters of exact frequencies within each color, has been used for over 300 different medical conditions. I used the system on my father when Kaiser Permanente Hospital stated my father would remain a quadriplegic and they were going to do quadriplegic training. He walked out of the hospital.

Out of the hundreds of therapies that my organization has compiled from around the world, this is the one that I mention when asked which is the most profound. There is only upside and no downside. You’ve never heard the following, ‘Mary Jane was found dead, slumped over in front of a color device.

What you have heard is how premature babies, with infant liver syndrome, yellow jaundice survive when placed under a blue light. Otherwise it is almost a one hundred percent fatality rate for these babies without the COLOR. The colors aren’t what directly ‘cures’ the condition, it is that the colors induce physiological changes in the body that allow the body’s natural healing energy to become active.

Darius Dinshah, the son of Dinshah Ghadiali, has written the book, ‘Let There Be Light.’ It explains what colors to use for almost 350 different medical conditions and where to place the colors on the body. The book is available. I noticed Amazon has it for $30, but our organization, World Research Foundation sells it for $12. I don’t mean to be pushing or making this a sales post but I believe in the value of this therapy. I have personally utilized this system with nearly 500 people and animals.

Don't forget to attempt the least intrusive therapies first before going to more drastic measures. The use of color was mentioned in writings from 500 BC.
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With love, in love and through love bring color into your life.

In some previous posts I’ve shared information regarding the use of color for health and well-being. I would like to share more information from various sources regarding the use of light and color.

Dr. Kate Baldwin, M.D. F.A.C.S. delivered a paper at the clinical meeting of the Section on Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases of the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, and the abstract was printed in the Atlantic Medical Journal of April 1927, stating, “…For about six years I have given close attention to the action of colors in restoring the body functions, and I am perfectly honest in saying that, after nearly thirty-seven years of active hospital and private practice in medicine and surgery, I can produce quicker and more accurate results with colors than will all other methods combined – AND WITH LESS STRAIN ON THE PATIENT. (Caps are mine.)

In 1876, Dr. Edwin D. Babbitt, M.D., published his book on color, The Principles of Light and Color. He had two purposes for publishing his book. The first was to convince his fellow doctors in the medical profession that he had discovered a valuable therapeutic system, the second was to present to the world a philosophy of ‘light and color’ that he believed described the basis of all life.

In 1876, Babbitt wanted to prove that clairvoyance and X-Ray vision was possible for all people, when they came into rapport with a grade of light that was so fine it could penetrate opaque bodies and show the interior of all things. To support his theory, Babbitt referred to the discovery of the Roentgen or X-Ray, as well as Edison’s discovery that the light of fluorescent screens could penetrate the body.

Color has a profound effect upon humans, animals and insects. Back in the early 1930s a brochure advertised that you would be free of flies and ants if you kept a red glass in the widow of your room. It has been proven through experimentation that various colors have profound effects on all types of insects.

The use of color therapy on people dates back to the earliest Greek period and there are even earlier references in Egypt and India. The Greeks used specific colors on their architecture in the belief that the people living in the community and walking by different colored buildings would be effected enough to produce needed social changes within the community.

In 1981, Sharon McDonald, Ph.D., conducted a study on the effects of color on rheumatoid arthritis.

"The purpose of her study was to determine what effects the presence of certain colors, directly projected upon the body, might have on the experience of pain.

Data was collected from 60 female volunteers between the ages of 40-60 years who had been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. The variables between the volunteers were the filter types, colors of red, blue and a control color, the presence of a visual barrier, and the duration of exposure.

Three conclusions at the end of the study seemed to be relevant to future health care interventions;

Dr. Kate W. Baldwin was senior surgeon for 23 years at Philadelphia Women’s Hospital, the oldest women’s hospital in the country. In 1924, little Grace Shirlow was brought into the hospital with 3rd degree burns over 4/5ths of her body. It was not only the skin that was burned but the fascia of the muscle. Dr. Baldwin stated, “I was brought in about 24 hours after the burn and the surgeon and the doctor stated ‘there was no use to do anything else.’ I told myself there was nothing in regular medicine or surgery that would make the child live. I told my assistant we might as well see what Spectro-chrome (color therapy) would do. The child was 8 years old and there was complete suppression of urine for more than 48 hours and a temperature of 105 to 106 degrees.”