Light and Darkness
A recent study reveals a strong link between increased light exposure during the day and reduced mental health issues, such as depression and PTSD. Equally important is the role of darkness at night, which can alleviate symptoms independently of daytime light intake. Prioritizing bright mornings and dim evenings may enhance overall well-being and improve sleep quality.In this clip
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