Unmasking the Hidden Health Risks of Blue Light, EMFs & Flicker

Monday, November 6, 2023 11:46 EST 3 mins read Source: The Quantum Biology Collective Podcast

Author: Meredith Oke

Daniel Ebbett was interviewed by Meredith Oke, on Circadian Friendly Light Bulbs, the dangers of blue Light, EMFs & Flicker.

In a recent episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, viewers were treated to an informative and enlightening discussion about the often-overlooked health risks associated with artificial lighting. The episode featured renowned circadian expert Daniel Ebbett, who shared valuable insights into the impact of artificial light on our well-being.

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Key Takeaways:

Artificial Light at Night as a Toxin: Daniel Ebbett emphasizes that artificial light at night can have adverse effects on our health. It disrupts our natural circadian rhythms, potentially leading to sleep disturbances, insomnia, and other health issues.
Dangers of Blue Light: The conversation highlighted the dangers of blue light, which is prevalent in many modern light sources, including LED lights. Exposure to blue light at night can interfere with melatonin production, making it difficult to fall asleep and stay asleep.
Harmful Effects of Flicker and EMFs: The episode shed light on the harmful effects of flickering lights and electromagnetic fields (EMFs). Even though these effects might not be consciously noticeable, they can affect our physiology on a cellular level.
Circadian-Friendly Lighting Solutions: Daniel Ebbett offers a solution to mitigate these health risks - circadian-friendly light bulbs. These bulbs are designed to mimic the natural changes in brightness and color temperature of outdoor lighting, promoting a healthier indoor lighting environment.
Realigning Sleep Patterns: The discussion challenges the notion of night owls and reveals that our bodies are not naturally designed to stay awake for hours past sunset. Implementing circadian-friendly lighting can help realign our sleep patterns with our evolutionary biology.
Blue-Blocking Glasses: The episode introduces the concept of blue-blocking glasses with dark orange or reddish lenses. These glasses are recommended for evening use to signal to the body that it's nighttime, helping improve sleep quality.

Viewers who are concerned about the potential health risks associated with artificial lighting will find this episode to be a valuable resource. It provides practical insights and solutions to create a healthier light environment in our homes and workplaces.

For more information and to listen to the full episode, visit the Quantum Biology Collective podcast. This episode offers a deep dive into the world of circadian-friendly lighting and its profound impact on our health.

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To learn more about Daniel Ebbet visit Block Blue Lights.

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