Description Specs The World's Most Optimal Light Therapy SAD Lamp The Full Spectrum Light Therapy Lamp emits medical-grade, full-spectrum visible light along with broad-range near infrared light that closely resembles both the sun's spectrum and intensity of natural light. This makes the Full Spectrum Light Therapy SAD Lamp the best bright light therapy lamp you can use because it emits the same spectrums and levels of light we are exposed to outside. This sets it apart from other bright light therapy lamps on the market. The only other SAD light therapy devices currently on the market use conventional LEDs, which emit a very unbalanced and limited spectrum of blue light that can be extremely harmful to the skin and eyes. The BioLight Panel is the only therapy lamp that replicates outdoor light exposure accurately using full spectrum technology and near infrared light. "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 full spectrum infrared light.”— Dr. Alexander Wunsch, MD, Ph.D., Photobiology Expert Why The Full Spectrum SAD Therapy Panel is Needed Since the majority of us spend most of our time indoors under harmful, extremely narrow-spectrum artificial light, we unknowingly lack the adequate natural light that our genes need to operate at their best. Immunity, general health, and well-being may be adversely affected by this. It is better and more optimal for health to spend more time outdoors in full-spectrum sunlight, but in the fast-paced world of today, this is not always feasible or possible. The hypothalamus in the brain can stop functioning properly if there isn't enough unfiltered sunlight entering our eyes. As a result, our bodies produce less serotonin, dopamine, and melatonin, which can affect your mood, motivation, appetite, and sleep. The benefits of sunlight on our health, vitality, well-being, motivation, and sleep are widely known, but most individuals don't spend enough time outside to reap these advantages. The BioLight Therapy Panel gives you a lot of the benefits of being outdoors in the sun whilst remaining indoors. How The Full Spectrum Therapy SAD Light Panel Works The human eye's perception of light intensity is measured in LUX units. On a typical clear day, the typical exposure can be roughly 10,000 to 20,000 LUX outside. The lighting in the average home or workplace is made up of artificial light spectrums that are unnatural and have an extremely low light output of only around 500 LUX. According to research, daily exposure to full spectrum light at levels higher than 3000 LUX improves general wellbeing, mood, and motivation. The Full Spectrum Light Therapy Panel emits full spectrum and near infrared light in the range of 3000 to 12,000 LUX. The user will be receiving the same full spectrum and LUX brightness levels as natural sunlight as a result. The Full Spectrum Panel literarily brings the spectrums and intensity of outdoor sunlight, indoors. The Full Spectrum Light Therapy panel can help you feel better overall, have more energy, be more motivated, and help regulate your circadian rhythm. Similar to how coffee boosts energy, high powered full spectrum and near infrared light can do the same. What is a SAD Light and can the Full Spectrum Therapy Panel be used as a SAD Lamp? SAD stands for Seasonal affective disorder which can be commonly caused by not receiving enough full spectrum natural light light during the day. SAD is very common condition people can develop in the winter months where days are much shorter. SAD lights such as our Full Spectrum panel are designed to emit full spectrum light that replicates the same visible spectrum as natural light from the sun. SAD lamps have a need for the modern indoor lifestyles people live where there is a complete lack to healthy full spectrum light. The need to use tools like SAD lights is much greater in winter due to short days and lack of time spend outdoors. SAD lights are deigned to produce full spectrum light that closely match the spectrum of natural light and be used as light therapy for depression treatment. A lack of natural light from being indoors the majority of the day whilst being exposed to standard LED lighting and screens creates a deficiency in beneficial light which can eventually lead to depression and anxiety. Seasonal depression lamps are a great tool to ensure a person receives enough healthy ligh during the day to regulate mood and energy levels. Can the Full Spectrum Therapy Panel be used as light therapy for depression? The Full Spectrum Therapy Panel when set on the full spectrum day mode emits the perfect amount of full spectrum light which makes its a very effective SAD lamp to be used as light therapy for depression . When a person spends a lot of time indoors under conventional LED or fluorescent lighting they are not being exposed to biological friendly light that we would otherwise be exposed to when outdoors. Standard artificial light from lighting and screens causes headaches, migraines and can also cause depression and anxiety due to lacking the full spectrum of light we are designed to get daily from our sun. SAD lights such as the Full Spectrum Therapy Panel can be used when indoors to provide healthy full spectrum light which promotes sustainable daily energy, stimulates positive moods and improves your sense of wellbeing, this is a great way to use light therapy for treating depression caused by SAD. LUX Rating: SAD rated 3000 - 12,000 lux Colour rendering index (CRI): >99 Colour temperature: 5500k Full Spectrum Broad range near infrared (NIR): 730nm, 770nm, 810nm, 850nm, 890nm LEDs: 40 x 5w (20 Full Spectrum, 20 Near infrared) Timer Control: 1min - 30min Brightness Control: 10%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100% Switches: Dual switches, one for Full Spectrum (FS), and one for Near Infarred (IR). Use Near Infrared only, or both FS and IR at the same time. Beam Angle: 90 degrees Flicker: ZERO EMF Emissions: -0.0 UT at inches Lifespan: 50,000+ hours Dimensions: 125mm x 220mm x 25mm
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