The signals that colors create in our brains can tell us something without the need for text or words. While the color red is known to have a stimulating effect, scientists are also concerned about what causes the color red in our brains. a surprising answer gave.

In the study, published in the journal eLife, scientists found that the color red does indeed trigger brain waves. whether it triggers stronger examined. The study focused on the early visual cortex known as ‘V1’. This cortex was the largest visual area in the brain and the first to receive input from the retina.

Red has no effect on the brain as we think:

Unlike other studies, the scientists used a different method to see how a color affects the brain. In the study, he examined the gamma fluctuations that occur when we perceive a color in the brain, using ‘magnetoencephalography’, a method of measuring the brain’s magnetic activities. 30 volunteers took part in the study.

The result was quite interesting: it is known to have a huge impact on our brains. the red actually produced a gamma fluctuation of the same intensity as the green color. As for the color blue, previous research was reconfirmed: it was the color that elicited the least neural response in the early visual cortex.