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Morning Light Benefits

Morning sunlight exposure is crucial for triggering cortisol release, which enhances alertness and sets a timer for nighttime sleep. Getting outside within the first hour of waking, especially on bright or cloudy days, optimizes this process. Avoid sunglasses during this time to maximize light exposure to the eyes, while corrective lenses are beneficial.
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    Sleep Toolkit: Tools for Optimizing Sleep & Sleep-Wake Timing | Huberman Lab Podcast #84

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    • How soon do I need to expose my eyes to sunlight after waking up to promote alertness and regulate my circadian rhythm, according to the episode "The Science of Small Change | Andrew Huberman | Knowledge Project" and the clip "Light's Impact on Body Clocks"?

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