Safe Bright Light Therapy
If you're looking for full-spectrum light therapy to support someone struggling with SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), or seasonal depression, it's important to be aware of a little known...
SAD LIGHT EYE HAZARD
Common SAD light boxes do NOT include sufficient red light and lack essential near infrared light (NIR) that's absolutely necessary to mitigate retinal inflamation.
“LED light exposure that is not balanced with full (spectrum) sunlight loaded with the red parts of the spectrum is always damaging to your biology.”— Alexander Wunsch, MD, PhD, Photobiology Expert
— Reduce Your Risk of SAD, Depression, Burnout and Stress with SOL's Safe "Balanced" Full-spectrum Light

THINK EYE HEALTH
SOLshine is the fullest-spectrum nutritional light source that includes 'visible & invisible' light wavelengths akin to natural sunlight. SOLshine emits “balanced” full-spectrum light (FSL) based on an innovative formula unlike any other SAD bright light or FSL.
SOLshine Photo-Nutrition builds on the technology of the father of FSL tech, Dr. John Ott. SOLshine intrinsically improves the spectral quality and biological benefits by increasing the CRI (color rendering index) of R9 red to 97 CRI (average), adding a “99” CRI R15, a trace amount of ultraviolet light and five (5) different wavelengths of essential near-infrared light (NIR).
CRI R9 is a very important metric because many light sources will be lacking in red content, but this fact will be hidden due to the averaging out of CRI calculations which do not include R9.
- NIR and red light helps reduce the risk of retinal-inflammation by priming the cells in the retina for "repair & regeneration."
- NIR is critical to the production of ATP, the fuel cells need for metabolism and all vital functions.
- NIR is essential for the production of "subcellular" (mitochondria) as well as "circulatory" (pineal gland) melatonin.
- NIR is especially beneficial at night to prepare for sleep and a “must” when using computers and other electronic screens.
"One third of the energy your body consumes comes from the food you eat. The vast majority of the energy your body needs to maintain systemic equilibrium comes from environmental infrared light exposure."
