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What is really clear that is happening is that patients with bipolar, they seem to have different sensitivities to light. So it seems that at least people who have psychological changes, they may have differences to the sensitivity of light, so.
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what because here what I again what I like about the study is that they've separated day and nighttime light exposure turns out that many of the drugs that are used to treat bipolar disorder reduce the Sens are are effective perhaps in part because they reduce the sensitivity of the light sensing circadian apparati now that's interesting right if if you think about this okay so these are drugs that can ameliorate some of the symptoms of bipolar perhaps in part by reducing the extent to which nighttime light exposure can relieve bipolar symptoms can excuse me can exacerbate bipolar symptoms
many of the drugs that are used to treat bipolar disorder reduce the Sens are are effective perhaps in part because they reduce the sensitivity of the light sensing circadian apparati
many of the drugs that are used to treat bipolar disorder reduce the sense are are effective perhaps in part because they reduce the sensitivity of the light sensing circadian apparati
it seems that light exposure at night is especially problematic independent of how much sunlight they're getting during the day so your bipolar um in the person with bipolar disorder who's struggling with either a manic or a depressive episode who's making a point to get sunlight during the day who's also getting light exposure at night is making their symptoms worse