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    blue-light-therapy
    http://www.amazon.com/Syrcadian-Blue-SB-1000-Thera...

    Within the past 20 years, scientists have discovered that many of our key mood hormones are regulated by light. Today, light therapy is prescribed by psychiatrists, psychologists and family doctors, and is considered the most effective non-pharmaceutical treatment for sad. Light therapy is a very effective treatment because it treats one of the primary causes of depression low serotonin levels in the brain. Most antidepressant drugs help boost serotonin levels by blocking reabsorption (reuptake) of free serotonin in the brain. Blocking absorption increases serotonin levels, and is directly related to improved mood, reduced anxiety and decreased depression. These drugs form a class of antidepressants called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIS) and increase serotonin levels by reducing absorption - but they do nothing to create more serotonin. A great deal of research has been performed over the past two decades, focusing specifically on the chemical processes responsible for the production of serotonin. In 2002 the prestigious journal science announced that a breakthrough discovery had been made. A new set of light sensitive receptors in the eye were discovered, and surprisingly, these receptors are not used for vision. This intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (IPRGCS), found in all vertebrates, was eventually linked directly to the production of serotonin, and the regulation of melatonin and other hormones. These receptors tend to be concentrated in the lower portion of the eyeball, and are primarily sensitive to blue light. This location samples the amount of blue light above our normal field of view, suggesting a lot about how our human system regulates itself through daily and seasonal variation, and why we tend to struggle in the darkness of winter. The patented syrcadian blue light therapy device has been engineered to stimulate these IPRGCS in a safe, effective and non-distracting manner.


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      Re: blue-light-therapy
      > http://www.amazon.com/Syrcadian-Blue-SB-1000-Thera...
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      > Within the past 20 years, scientists have discovered that many of our key mood hormones are regulated by light. Today, light therapy is prescribed by psychiatrists, psychologists and family doctors, and is considered the most effective non-pharmaceutical treatment for sad. Light therapy is a very effective treatment because it treats one of the primary causes of depression low serotonin levels in the brain. Most antidepressant drugs help boost serotonin levels by blocking reabsorption (reuptake) of free serotonin in the brain. Blocking absorption increases serotonin levels, and is directly related to improved mood, reduced anxiety and decreased depression. These drugs form a class of antidepressants called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIS) and increase serotonin levels by reducing absorption - but they do nothing to create more serotonin. A great deal of research has been performed over the past two decades, focusing specifically on the chemical processes responsible for the production of serotonin. In 2002 the prestigious journal science announced that a breakthrough discovery had been made. A new set of light sensitive receptors in the eye were discovered, and surprisingly, these receptors are not used for vision. This intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (IPRGCS), found in all vertebrates, was eventually linked directly to the production of serotonin, and the regulation of melatonin and other hormones. These receptors tend to be concentrated in the lower portion of the eyeball, and are primarily sensitive to blue light. This location samples the amount of blue light above our normal field of view, suggesting a lot about how our human system regulates itself through daily and seasonal variation, and why we tend to struggle in the darkness of winter. The patented syrcadian blue light therapy device has been engineered to stimulate these IPRGCS in a safe, effective and non-distracting manner.
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      > http://www.amazon.com/Philips-goLITE-BLU-Therapy-D...

      Quindi alex.tg che ce l'ha giallo sta sbagliando tutto. Fantasma
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        > > http://www.amazon.com/Syrcadian-Blue-SB-1000-Thera...
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        > > Within the past 20 years, scientists have discovered that many of our key mood hormones are regulated by light. Today, light therapy is prescribed by psychiatrists, psychologists and family doctors, and is considered the most effective non-pharmaceutical treatment for sad. Light therapy is a very effective treatment because it treats one of the primary causes of depression low serotonin levels in the brain. Most antidepressant drugs help boost serotonin levels by blocking reabsorption (reuptake) of free serotonin in the brain. Blocking absorption increases serotonin levels, and is directly related to improved mood, reduced anxiety and decreased depression. These drugs form a class of antidepressants called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIS) and increase serotonin levels by reducing absorption - but they do nothing to create more serotonin. A great deal of research has been performed over the past two decades, focusing specifically on the chemical processes responsible for the production of serotonin. In 2002 the prestigious journal science announced that a breakthrough discovery had been made. A new set of light sensitive receptors in the eye were discovered, and surprisingly, these receptors are not used for vision. This intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (IPRGCS), found in all vertebrates, was eventually linked directly to the production of serotonin, and the regulation of melatonin and other hormones. These receptors tend to be concentrated in the lower portion of the eyeball, and are primarily sensitive to blue light. This location samples the amount of blue light above our normal field of view, suggesting a lot about how our human system regulates itself through daily and seasonal variation, and why we tend to struggle in the darkness of winter. The patented syrcadian blue light therapy device has been engineered to stimulate these IPRGCS in a safe, effective and non-distracting manner.
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        > > http://www.amazon.com/Philips-goLITE-BLU-Therapy-D...
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        > Quindi alex.tg che ce l'ha giallo sta sbagliando tutto. Fantasma

        esatto
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          Re: blue-light-therapy
          > > > http://www.amazon.com/Syrcadian-Blue-SB-1000-Thera...
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          > > > Within the past 20 years, scientists have discovered that many of our key mood hormones are regulated by light. Today, light therapy is prescribed by psychiatrists, psychologists and family doctors, and is considered the most effective non-pharmaceutical treatment for sad. Light therapy is a very effective treatment because it treats one of the primary causes of depression low serotonin levels in the brain. Most antidepressant drugs help boost serotonin levels by blocking reabsorption (reuptake) of free serotonin in the brain. Blocking absorption increases serotonin levels, and is directly related to improved mood, reduced anxiety and decreased depression. These drugs form a class of antidepressants called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIS) and increase serotonin levels by reducing absorption - but they do nothing to create more serotonin. A great deal of research has been performed over the past two decades, focusing specifically on the chemical processes responsible for the production of serotonin. In 2002 the prestigious journal science announced that a breakthrough discovery had been made. A new set of light sensitive receptors in the eye were discovered, and surprisingly, these receptors are not used for vision. This intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (IPRGCS), found in all vertebrates, was eventually linked directly to the production of serotonin, and the regulation of melatonin and other hormones. These receptors tend to be concentrated in the lower portion of the eyeball, and are primarily sensitive to blue light. This location samples the amount of blue light above our normal field of view, suggesting a lot about how our human system regulates itself through daily and seasonal variation, and why we tend to struggle in the darkness of winter. The patented syrcadian blue light therapy device has been engineered to stimulate these IPRGCS in a safe, effective and non-distracting manner.
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          > > > http://www.amazon.com/Philips-goLITE-BLU-Therapy-D...
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          > > Quindi alex.tg che ce l'ha giallo sta sbagliando tutto. Fantasma
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          > esatto

          Verrà a saperlo stanotte alle quattro, quando si sveglierà.
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      Re: blue-light-therapy
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      > http://www.amazon.com/Syrcadian-Blue-SB-1000-Thera...
      >
      > Within the past 20 years, scientists have discovered that many of our key mood hormones are regulated by light. Today, light therapy is prescribed by psychiatrists, psychologists and family doctors, and is considered the most effective non-pharmaceutical treatment for sad. Light therapy is a very effective treatment because it treats one of the primary causes of depression low serotonin levels in the brain. Most antidepressant drugs help boost serotonin levels by blocking reabsorption (reuptake) of free serotonin in the brain. Blocking absorption increases serotonin levels, and is directly related to improved mood, reduced anxiety and decreased depression. These drugs form a class of antidepressants called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIS) and increase serotonin levels by reducing absorption - but they do nothing to create more serotonin. A great deal of research has been performed over the past two decades, focusing specifically on the chemical processes responsible for the production of serotonin. In 2002 the prestigious journal science announced that a breakthrough discovery had been made. A new set of light sensitive receptors in the eye were discovered, and surprisingly, these receptors are not used for vision. This intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (IPRGCS), found in all vertebrates, was eventually linked directly to the production of serotonin, and the regulation of melatonin and other hormones. These receptors tend to be concentrated in the lower portion of the eyeball, and are primarily sensitive to blue light. This location samples the amount of blue light above our normal field of view, suggesting a lot about how our human system regulates itself through daily and seasonal variation, and why we tend to struggle in the darkness of winter. The patented syrcadian blue light therapy device has been engineered to stimulate these IPRGCS in a safe, effective and non-distracting manner.
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      > http://www.amazon.com/Philips-goLITE-BLU-Therapy-D...

      200 dollari per qualche led blu collegato ad un timer? Newbie, inesperto
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        Re: blue-light-therapy
        > > http://www.amazon.com/Syrcadian-Blue-SB-1000-Thera...
        > >
        > > Within the past 20 years, scientists have discovered that many of our key mood hormones are regulated by light. Today, light therapy is prescribed by psychiatrists, psychologists and family doctors, and is considered the most effective non-pharmaceutical treatment for sad. Light therapy is a very effective treatment because it treats one of the primary causes of depression low serotonin levels in the brain. Most antidepressant drugs help boost serotonin levels by blocking reabsorption (reuptake) of free serotonin in the brain. Blocking absorption increases serotonin levels, and is directly related to improved mood, reduced anxiety and decreased depression. These drugs form a class of antidepressants called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIS) and increase serotonin levels by reducing absorption - but they do nothing to create more serotonin. A great deal of research has been performed over the past two decades, focusing specifically on the chemical processes responsible for the production of serotonin. In 2002 the prestigious journal science announced that a breakthrough discovery had been made. A new set of light sensitive receptors in the eye were discovered, and surprisingly, these receptors are not used for vision. This intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (IPRGCS), found in all vertebrates, was eventually linked directly to the production of serotonin, and the regulation of melatonin and other hormones. These receptors tend to be concentrated in the lower portion of the eyeball, and are primarily sensitive to blue light. This location samples the amount of blue light above our normal field of view, suggesting a lot about how our human system regulates itself through daily and seasonal variation, and why we tend to struggle in the darkness of winter. The patented syrcadian blue light therapy device has been engineered to stimulate these IPRGCS in a safe, effective and non-distracting manner.
        > >
        > >
        > > http://www.amazon.com/Philips-goLITE-BLU-Therapy-D...
        >
        > 200 dollari per qualche led blu collegato ad un timer? Newbie, inesperto

        Sarà un blu di una frequenza specifica difficile da trovare in commercio, come il miele di larry.
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          Re: blue-light-therapy
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          > > > http://www.amazon.com/Syrcadian-Blue-SB-1000-Thera...
          > > >
          > > > Within the past 20 years, scientists have discovered that many of our key mood hormones are regulated by light. Today, light therapy is prescribed by psychiatrists, psychologists and family doctors, and is considered the most effective non-pharmaceutical treatment for sad. Light therapy is a very effective treatment because it treats one of the primary causes of depression low serotonin levels in the brain. Most antidepressant drugs help boost serotonin levels by blocking reabsorption (reuptake) of free serotonin in the brain. Blocking absorption increases serotonin levels, and is directly related to improved mood, reduced anxiety and decreased depression. These drugs form a class of antidepressants called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIS) and increase serotonin levels by reducing absorption - but they do nothing to create more serotonin. A great deal of research has been performed over the past two decades, focusing specifically on the chemical processes responsible for the production of serotonin. In 2002 the prestigious journal science announced that a breakthrough discovery had been made. A new set of light sensitive receptors in the eye were discovered, and surprisingly, these receptors are not used for vision. This intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (IPRGCS), found in all vertebrates, was eventually linked directly to the production of serotonin, and the regulation of melatonin and other hormones. These receptors tend to be concentrated in the lower portion of the eyeball, and are primarily sensitive to blue light. This location samples the amount of blue light above our normal field of view, suggesting a lot about how our human system regulates itself through daily and seasonal variation, and why we tend to struggle in the darkness of winter. The patented syrcadian blue light therapy device has been engineered to stimulate these IPRGCS in a safe, effective and non-distracting manner.
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          > > > http://www.amazon.com/Philips-goLITE-BLU-Therapy-D...
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          > > 200 dollari per qualche led blu collegato ad un timer? Newbie, inesperto
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          > Sarà un blu di una frequenza specifica difficile da trovare in commercio, come il miele di larry.

          Più che led blu sembrano led color azzurro probabilmente attorno ai 490nm.

          Forse questi:
          http://shop.strato.de/epages/15485180.sf/en_GB/?Ob...
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            Re: blue-light-therapy
            > > > > http://www.amazon.com/Syrcadian-Blue-SB-1000-Thera...
            > > > >
            > > > > Within the past 20 years, scientists have discovered that many of our key mood hormones are regulated by light. Today, light therapy is prescribed by psychiatrists, psychologists and family doctors, and is considered the most effective non-pharmaceutical treatment for sad. Light therapy is a very effective treatment because it treats one of the primary causes of depression low serotonin levels in the brain. Most antidepressant drugs help boost serotonin levels by blocking reabsorption (reuptake) of free serotonin in the brain. Blocking absorption increases serotonin levels, and is directly related to improved mood, reduced anxiety and decreased depression. These drugs form a class of antidepressants called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIS) and increase serotonin levels by reducing absorption - but they do nothing to create more serotonin. A great deal of research has been performed over the past two decades, focusing specifically on the chemical processes responsible for the production of serotonin. In 2002 the prestigious journal science announced that a breakthrough discovery had been made. A new set of light sensitive receptors in the eye were discovered, and surprisingly, these receptors are not used for vision. This intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (IPRGCS), found in all vertebrates, was eventually linked directly to the production of serotonin, and the regulation of melatonin and other hormones. These receptors tend to be concentrated in the lower portion of the eyeball, and are primarily sensitive to blue light. This location samples the amount of blue light above our normal field of view, suggesting a lot about how our human system regulates itself through daily and seasonal variation, and why we tend to struggle in the darkness of winter. The patented syrcadian blue light therapy device has been engineered to stimulate these IPRGCS in a safe, effective and non-distracting manner.
            > > > >
            > > > >
            > > > > http://www.amazon.com/Philips-goLITE-BLU-Therapy-D...
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            > > > 200 dollari per qualche led blu collegato ad un timer? Newbie, inesperto
            > >
            > > Sarà un blu di una frequenza specifica difficile da trovare in commercio, come il miele di larry.
            >
            > Più che led blu sembrano led color azzurro probabilmente attorno ai 490nm.
            >
            > Forse questi:
            > http://shop.strato.de/epages/15485180.sf/en_GB/?Ob...

            Se devono simulare l'azzurro del cielo devono essere di un blu più cobalto che turchese.
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              il 2012-05-21 17:58:44.0 alle 2012-05-21 17:58:44.0
              Re: blue-light-therapy
              sapete che io nelle giornate cupe e nuvolose cerco un barlume di azzurro nel cielo come un disperato ,appena lo vedo mi sento meglio

              forse è proprio vera questa teoria della luce azzurra

              io lo compro
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                Re: blue-light-therapy
                > sapete che io nelle giornate cupe e nuvolose cerco un barlume di azzurro nel cielo come un disperato ,appena lo vedo mi sento meglio
                >
                > forse è proprio vera questa teoria della luce azzurra
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                > io lo compro

                Io invece ho un'altra teoria. Quei recettori nella parte inferiore del bulbo oculare percepiscono anche gli ultravioletti, quindi nelle giornate nuvolose basta uscire e godersi la tempesta come rondoni.
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                  Re: blue-light-therapy
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                  > > sapete che io nelle giornate cupe e nuvolose cerco un barlume di azzurro nel cielo come un disperato ,appena lo vedo mi sento meglio
                  > >
                  > > forse è proprio vera questa teoria della luce azzurra
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                  > > io lo compro
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                  > Io invece ho un'altra teoria. Quei recettori nella parte inferiore del bulbo oculare percepiscono anche gli ultravioletti, quindi nelle giornate nuvolose basta uscire e godersi la tempesta come rondoni.

                  piuttosto dovreste cominciarvi a sputtanare i sistemi che regolano il sonno e la veglia, farli schizzare da tutte le parti e adattarvi alla vostra nuova vita fatta di cicli caotici.
                  Please consider the environment before printing this message, 50% of the above is useless!
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                    Re: blue-light-therapy
                    > > > sapete che io nelle giornate cupe e nuvolose cerco un barlume di azzurro nel cielo come un disperato ,appena lo vedo mi sento meglio
                    > > >
                    > > > forse è proprio vera questa teoria della luce azzurra
                    > > >
                    > > > io lo compro
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                    > > Io invece ho un'altra teoria. Quei recettori nella parte inferiore del bulbo oculare percepiscono anche gli ultravioletti, quindi nelle giornate nuvolose basta uscire e godersi la tempesta come rondoni.
                    >
                    > piuttosto dovreste cominciarvi a sputtanare i sistemi che regolano il sonno e la veglia, farli schizzare da tutte le parti e adattarvi alla vostra nuova vita fatta di cicli caotici.

                    Già fatto, non era bello.
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