Now that March is over and April is beginning, plants are blooming every morning. I feel as if I hear the sound of it growing. I wonder if it is just an illusion or it is a frequency that human beings cannot hear as we use the onomatopoeia, “sawa-sawa” in Japanese to express the sound.

In my studies of ionic science for the last decade, I often chose far-infrared frequency as a theme. Far-infrared frequency can be categorized in wave science, just like music or color. In the springtime, clothes of pastel pink start to jump to the eye in department stores, which leads our mind and even body to adjust to the springtime. In my opinion, your brain hormone is reset to spring by only seeing pink even before seeing cherry blossoms, and as a result, so much growth hormone is produced in your body that your immune strength is also enforced.

I see many elderly tourists from Western countries in Japan wearing clothes of pastel pink or beautiful blue happily. I noticed the tough but tender elderly in the movie “In her Shoes” starring Cameron Diaz rocking clothes of these colors.
I think these frequency effects of colors and brain hormone effects are the themes that should be more researched. Further researches would contribute very much to the cut-down of medical costs in Japan, where hospitals and the elderly are increasing now.

I am thinking about to do the research about the relationship of frequency and growth hormone, this spring.
Akiko Sugahara