Why we need sunlight

 
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The Importance of Sunlight in our daily life.


Sunlight provides more than just an aid to vitamin D production. It's not really a vitamin, but a hormone that boosts immunity and energy.


Different wavelengths of light (different colors) present at different times of the day affect us differently. Each wavelength has a specific therapeutic effect.

🌞 Such as UVA (ultraviolet A):
Increases nitric oxide, which is a vasodilator in the body, which improves blood flow, oxygen saturation, breathing rate and blood glucose levels.

🌞 Red spectrum, which is present throughout the day, affects the function of the mitochondria, which is responsible for energy balance and health.

🌞 Natural light influences the production of neurotransmitters (serotonin, melatonin and dopamine), helping to combat anxiety, depression, etc.

🌞 Blue light gives an invigorating effect. Helps with seasonal affective disorder and depression, improves sleep quality and adjusts circadian rhythm.




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