Light and Sleep
Bright sunlight exposure in the late afternoon or around sunset can enhance the sensitivity of retinal neurons, reducing the negative impact of artificial light on sleep and dopamine levels. It's crucial to maximize bright light intake during the day and minimize exposure in the evening. For optimal results, avoid indoor lighting and go outside without sunglasses to reap the benefits of natural light.In this clip
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