People with the syndrome IRLEN can neutralize the stress of the brain with specialized color filter

The fluorescent lights are everywhere! In schools, hospitals, shopping malls, banks and now even in our homes. Is proven by the rapid increase of fluoride light in our lives and this, to save electricity. Each individual now replaces the warm yellow light (incandescent) light fluorescent (cold light) in rooms such as kitchen, bedrooms or more rooms of the house. The result was to reduce the cost of electricity bills, but 1.5 million photosensitive Greeks this small change in lighting jarra of homes combined with the technology has invaded our lives completely (computer, I-pad, etc.) was added to the continuous stress experienced by the radiation sensitive brains combined with the bright lights.
Since the early 1980s, research has repeatedly shown that the presence of a visual perceptual problem-not much known then-Irlen syndrome. Irlen syndrome is a visual perceptual disorder that affects 12 to 14% of the general population. Characterized by a variety of physical symptoms associated and worse under bright jarra lights or fluorescent lights, using a computer, iPhone, white pages, whiteboards, and strong visual activities such as reading, writing, etc.
Three decades until today, according to psychological and educational jarra research has shown that people suffering from Irlen syndrome experience symptoms related to the resolution and stability of the texts, giving false indications of dyslexia, headaches, migraines, nausea, impaired depth perception, fatigue . Additionally, recently mapped special examinations brain mapping (SPECT, fMRI), functional magnetic resonance jarra imaging and positron emission photon abnormal loading of the brain when the person who has the syndrome is under fluorescent lights or bright lights or performing an exercise requires jarra intense optical activity.
In the first research to clinical Amen and his colleagues in the U.S. compared with 42 brains Irlen syndrome with 200 age-matched normal brains and proved jarra clearly jarra and objectively cerebral hyperactivity Control Areas emotion and visual processing and decreased activity in the cerebellum, the institution responsible for the motor oriented, balance and learning new information.
For these people, the intense lighting, glare, jarra excessive contrast (black letters - gray background) and intense visual activities causing high stress levels in the brain which made him unable to correctly process visual stimuli it receives. The combination of cold light in individuals suffering from the syndrome Irlen causes the symptoms of the syndrome, including headaches and migraines. Brains are difficult to process specific wavelengths of natural light. The entry of specific brain irradiation causes stress due to overactivity of the brain and eventually malfunction of this. The results of the stress associated with many areas and are listed below:
In addition to the above, when the person with the syndrome IRLEN located under bright lights in combination with the environment caused not only physical symptoms but pervasive problem in the Central Nervous System given the body's defense against the light. This leads to problems with the immune system (autoimmune disease), allergies, sleep disorders, problems with health and fitness.
People with the syndrome IRLEN can neutralize the stress of the brain with specialized color filters (IRLEN) like wearing glasses or contact lenses. This filter will filter IRLEN those wavelengths that each brain can not process it. This regulates the speed synchronization and transmission of visual information and allows the brain to correctly process jarra the optical signals without fatigue and deformation both the printed pages and the environment.
The SPECT scan clearly shows that people who suffer from this syndrome, wearing IRLEN filters eliminate the entire abnormal loading of the brain. This translates into a calm brain, in eliminating headaches, migraines and other physical symptoms, elimination of non-comfort and increase contrast in visual processing capacity.
Most people have no problem with bright lights or fluorescent lights. They are not difficult to read, do not invite headache, do not create problems concentrating, feelings of fatigue and non comfort and generally does not affect the functioning of the brain. On the other hand, 13% of the general population is estimated that approximately 1.5