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Moderate to high nighttime light exposure increases type 2 diabetes risk by up to 53 percent, comparable to genetic factors. metabolism diabetes circadian rhythm insulin blue light t.co
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Excess artificial light exposure increases risk of obesity in preschool aged children obesity sleep circadian rhythm development blue light www.sciencedaily.com
submitted about 3 years ago by dan

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Less blue-light exposure at night improves metabolism. metabolism blue light www.sciencedaily.com
submitted almost 4 years ago by Teresa

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Caffeine that was given to people 3 hours before normal bedtime caused a 40-minute shift in the body's internal clock. sleep circadian rhythm coffee blue light stm.sciencemag.org
submitted over 6 years ago by rhonda

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blue light causes macular degeneration blue light www.nature.com
submitted over 6 years ago by Magonrag

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Night time exposure to blue light is associated with a 1.5-fold and 2-fold higher risk of developing breast and prostate cancer, respectively. cancer circadian rhythm blue light ehp.niehs.nih.gov
submitted almost 7 years ago by rhonda

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After exposure to daytime bright light (6.5 hours), evening use of a tablet for two hours did not affect sleep in healthy young students. sleep circadian rhythm blue light www.sciencedaily.com
submitted almost 7 years ago by rhonda

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Fat Tissue Has Receptors for Sunlight and They Affect Fat Metabolism circadian rhythm fat nitric oxide neurons vitamin a blue light protein blog.humanos.me
submitted about 7 years ago by raydawg

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People who wore blue wavelength-blocking glasses while still using their digital devices had a 58% increase in their night time melatonin levels. sleep melatonin blue light www.uh.edu
submitted almost 8 years ago by rhonda

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People that have their deep sleep cycle disrupted for one night experience a 10% increase in amyloid plaque levels. alzheimer's sleep neurons blue light time-restricted eating www.sciencedaily.com
submitted almost 8 years ago by rhonda

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Adults exposed to bright light (blue wavelength) for 30 minutes increased their processing speed and reaction times. brain circadian rhythm blue light www.sciencedaily.com
submitted almost 9 years ago by rhonda

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