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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2019 · 30 MIN

176: Junk light

from Wise Traditions · host Heartcast Media

Depression. Weight gain. Eye problems. Auto-immune conditions. The wrong light can lead to health concerns on a number of fronts. Our computers, cell phones, and indoor lifestyle are jeopardizing our well-being. The blue light, considered "junk light," emitted from many of our devices interferes with our bodies' natural functions, throwing our systems out of whack. Dewey Layman, the founder and CEO of L-Dopa, a quantum health consulting company, understands this first-hand. For a time, he worked the night shift at a pizza shop and played video games till the sun came up. His health took a nosedive. He developed myopia and hormone imbalances; he became overweight and depressed. Turning to the sun, literally, helped turn his life and health around. Today he discusses the importance of exposing ourselves to sunlight for energy and health. He also explains what blue light is, the problems it causes for our circadian rhythm, and how we can mitigate its effects in our lives. For more from Dewey, visit his website: l-dopaconsulting.com. Visit our website for more resources: westonaprice.org. To join or for more information on membership with WAPF, click here. Take our listener survey here. Check out our sponsors: Vintage Tradition, and Ancestral Supplements.

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