Harsh fluorescent and LED lights do not produce natural white light. NaturaLux light filters color-correct and color-balance light.
Your body and mind will feel like you have been in the sunshine all day.
How does it work?
As the fluorescent light passes through our light filters, they emulate the same levels of red, orange, yellow, blue, green indigo, and violet found in full-spectrum sunlight.
Full spectrum light can mimic natural sunlight, shown to help those with seasonal depression.
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Exposure to full spectrum lighting allows your body to produce serotonin and melatonin, two important hormones that regulate your sleep cycles.
A study in Germany found that while people were under fluorescent lighting, their bodies had significant increases of the stress hormone cortisol.
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The suppression of melatonin production has been linked to a much greater risk of developing cancerous tumors. Full spectrum lighting allows the pineal gland to naturally produce melatonin.
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Full spectrum lighting helps constrict the pupil, which increases the depth of your vision field and visual acuity improves greatly. Helps you read faster with less fatigue.
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Fluorescent light makes everything ugly. But Full spectrum light shows TRUE colors. Colors look brighter and properly saturated. Skin tone looks less yellow and sickly.
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How to create more natural light using fluorescent light filters.
Fluorescent light tube covers are versatile, durable solution for standard 4′ fluorescent lamps.
Fluorescent light covers are designed to cover fixtures that are flush to the ceiling. They are a better overall value
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.
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