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Seniors
and Light
Seeing better
with color-correct, full spectrum light.
Our
full spectrum lights would do well where seniors spend time and
the only light choice is fluorescent lighting. With diminished vision,
one needs all the help available. Our light increases contrast.
That means whites are whiter and blacks are blacker. This makes
it easier to see and read. The colors become more vivid which makes
for a cheerier room and environment.
According to
Dr. Sam Berman, full spectrum light is more friendly to the eye.
In short, the light allows the pupil to dilate much more responsively.
The light is
known to help people feel better. I think we all could use a little
bit of that.
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Depression
Sleep Disorders
SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder)
SundownersÕ Syndrome
Cholesterol
Osteoporosis
Blood Pressure
Stress Hormones Migraine
Sugar & Starch Cravings
Alcohol Cravings
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Independence
Alertness
Concentration
Immune System Function
Calcium Absorption Cardiac Function
Visual Acuity
Productivity
Cooperation
Vitamin D3
Energy
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For
other pertinent topics, see left navigation bar and view topics
below:
The
Joy of Seeing Colors!
Color for Professionals
Does Light Go Beyond Vision?
Our Bulbs and Glare
Our Bulbs and UV Radiation
Photosensitivity
Children and Light
Seniors and Light
Light and Animals
The Secret of Color Correct Lights
Seeing Better with Optically Treated
Glare Filters
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