Green Light May Reduce Chronic Pain Via the Brain's Opioid System

A new study has unraveled the neural circuits that explain how green light can relieve some cases of chronic pain. The neurons ultimately activate the brain’s opioid system.<br /><br />
A new study has unraveled the neural circuits that explain how green light can relieve some cases of chronic pain. The neurons ultimately activate the brain’s opioid system.

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