

Fill up on energy with light therapy!

Sunlight and natural light are essential for our well-being. The right light at the right time helps to keep us fit and healthy. Find out here how light therapy lamps can help you feel better in winter. I'm a keen user myself and will be happy to advise you.
Do you spend most of the day indoors, with little or no daylight, and poor quality artificial lighting? This can have a negative impact on your energy, attention and mood. Especially in winter, people stay indoors and don't get enough natural daylight. This is when light therapy lamps can be very useful.
Why can the light therapy lamp replace daylight?
Clarity is decisive for the medical therapeutic effect of light therapy lamps. It is indicated in lux and corresponds to the intensity of illumination on a given surface. At 2500 to 10,000 lux, light therapy lamps are much brighter than traditional light bulbs (on average, the lamps found in homes have a light intensity ranging from 100 to 500 lux).
How to use the light therapy lamp for more energy
The light therapy lamp should be used daily. Sit as best you can in front of the device, pointing towards your eyes (you shouldn't look directly into the lamp). You can do this, for example, when you are working, reading or watching television.
I've placed my light therapy lamp on my desk at work and I switch it on for an average of 2 hours a day. Since I've been using it, I feel better. The difference was already noticeable after the second day. That's why I can really advise you to use one. Even if you think you don't need anything in winter. You'll see, once you've tried it, you won't be able to do without it.


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