Does it count to get sunlight through a window?
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No—not nearly as well as getting outdoors. Light through a window is estimated to be about 50 times less effective for circadian benefits, and setting the circadian clock through a window may take 50–100 times longer. Glass filters and scatters relevant wavelengths of light, especially when sunlight is not coming directly through the window.
Even on cloudy or overcast days, going outside can provide beneficial light; the guidance is to spend longer outdoors when it’s cloudy rather than relying on a window.
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