Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a form of depression. It’s a mood disorder that’s linked to changes in seasons. Its symptoms start in the fall and can continue throughout winter – zapping your energy and making you moody.
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How Lighting Affects Mood
Chances are you keep the lights on whenever you’re indoors, but are you aware that fluorescent lighting affects mood, concentration, and overall productivity? According to the CDC, light affects circadian rhythms, ultimately affecting your feeling of health and well-being.
The Critical Distinctions Between Full-Spectrum Bulbs & “Daylight Bulbs”
While they may seem the same to those not in the know, full-spectrum bulbs and daylight bulbs have a number of differences. Here’s some information on each type of bulb and how they are different.
Lupus and Fluorescent Lights: Stop Lupus Flare-ups at Work
If exposure to UV light causes your lupus symptoms to worsen, you’re not alone. In fact, there is even a connection between lupus and fluorescent lights.
Circadian Rhythm: Why it’s Important to Your Mental Health
Everyone knows how important it is to take care of yourself, but people usually put emphasis on physical health. You’ve likely seen plenty of ads discussing the benefits of working out regularly and eating right. And while that’s important, mental health is equally important for a healthy, happy life.
Lupus Photosensitivity: Fluorescent Lighting Can Intensify Symptoms and Trigger Flares
Most people are aware of the importance of protecting their skin from the damaging effects of the sun. We accept that the sun’s UV rays cause premature aging, skin damage, and increase our risk of developing skin cancer.
While a good percentage of us are diligent about protecting our skin while basking in direct sunlight, we feel protected from the effects of UV radiation while indoors.
Make Great Light Covers Receive Class A Fire Rating
Fire Retardant Fluorescent Light Covers Make Great Light is proud to announce that our NaturaLux … Read more
Migraines at Work: Recognizing and Resolving Triggers
While there are many medications to treat migraine pain, or reduce the frequency of episodes, medical intervention alone is unlikely to prevent them. Doctors commonly advise people living with migraines to avoid their migraine triggers, the environmental stimuli that send symptoms into overdrive.
Identifying the Signs and Symptoms of Fluorescent Light Sensitivity
Signs and Symptoms of Fluorescent Light SensitivityWatch this video on YouTube It’s been decades since … Read more
Healthier Alternative to Decorative Fluorescent Light Covers
Anyone who’s worked under a fluorescent light knows how harsh and unforgiving they can be — causing headaches, eyestrain, and, for UV-sensitive individuals, even more issues. Some people look for solutions and often find light covers that are cute and decorative.