Andrew Huberman· PhD
I do not wear sunglasses when I do my morning sunlight viewing to set my circadian rhythm, and I suggest that you do the same.
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I do not wear sunglasses when I do my morning sunlight viewing to set my circadian rhythm, and I suggest that you do the same.
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the idea is sunglasses in the middle of the day are fine but you really should avoid using them in the early and later part of the day unless you're driving into the Sun and you need you know for safety reasons
the idea is sunglasses in the middle of the day are fine but you really should avoid using them in the early and later part of the day unless you're driving into the Sun and you need you know for safety reasons
What about avoiding sunglasses early in the day to make sure you're activating the melanopsin receptor and getting that resetting of the circadian clock?