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Artificial Bright Light as a Sunlight Backup
When natural sunlight isn’t available because of schedule or environment, use an artificial light source as a fallback to help set your circadian clock. The practical idea is to choose bright, sunlight-simulating or blue-enriched light and use it consistently when you would otherwise be getting morning daylight. This can help anchor sleep-wake timing and support alertness when real sun exposure is not possible.
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“15 minutes a day of sunlight exposure. and if you absolutely can't get sunlight exposure, think about some artificial light arrangement that might be beneficial.”
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