Morning Sunlight Benefits
Morning sunlight exposure plays a crucial role in regulating circadian biology and enhancing overall health. Aim for five to ten minutes of direct sunlight each morning, increasing to ten to twenty minutes on cloudy days. If outdoor access is limited, consider using a ring light to simulate natural light, as artificial sources are often less effective than natural sunlight. Consistency is key—missing one day is okay, but try not to miss two.In this clip
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