Purple is often used when beginning tonations and in all disorders involving the heart, blood circulation, or reproductive system.

Here are the attributes of Spectro-Chrome purple, according to “Let There Be Light” by Darius Dinshah:

• Kidney and adrenal depressant, area #18
• Decreases sensitivity to pain. Induces relaxation and sleep (soporific).
• Increases functional activity of the veins.
• Lowers blood pressure by three effects:
• Dilates blood vessels (vasodilator)
• Reduces the heart rate, areas #4-5
• Decreases activity of the kidneys and adrenals, area #18; and the chromaffin system, systemic front and back.
• Lowers body temperature
• Controls fever and high blood pressure in malaria and recurrent fevers (antimalarial).
• Emotional and reproductive system depressant. Builds sex powers by decreasing sensitivity and desire when excessive (anaphrodisiac).
• Moderates blood pressure between heart and lungs, areas #4-5. Controls lung hemorrhages; some cases may respond better to Magenta or Scarlet. When in doubt try Purple first. The foregoing approach also applies to cases of dry coughing (non-productive).