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A new study found sunlight PASSES THROUGH the human body, RAPIDLY boosting mitochondrial function and improving vision. Just 15 minutes of fully clothed infrared sunlight exposure triggered measurable improvements in vision 24 hours later.
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Longer wavelengths in sunlight pass through the human body and have a systemic impact which improves vision:

They want you covering your eyes and your skin for a reason and it’s not because it causes cancer. Quite the opposite .

N=1 study. Six months ago, I became deliberate about getting outside and also spending 30 minutes per day in front of a red light panel. Yesterday I had my yearly eye appt. I'm 50 years old. Vision in right eye = same. Vision in left eye went from -1.75 to -1.25. Doc was shocked.

Probably why Bill Gates wants to block out the sun, it's beneficial to humans.

Funny how as time goes on, we're finding more and more that many of the things we thought we knew aren't actually true.

I didn't want to tell my doctor this but I have been out in the sun this summer and my vision was actually better at reading my Bible w/o my glasses than w/ my glasses.

We have been lied to for SO many years of the “harms” of being in sunlight. And those of us who are older cannot go back in time and reverse the idiotic things we were convinced of…one of the main things being the sun is dangerous and must be blocked out to prevent cancer. 😖 Just the opposite is true. It (the various wavelengths) improves almost EVERYTHING in the human body…!!!

Many have unknowingly come to hate the sun. Hole themselves up in buildings all day. Go outside omg it’s so bright, where’s my sunglasses, my umbrella, etc. Pale skinned b*tching vampires. Literally.

but that scary virus is outside, so better stay in your home, unless you're going to the liquor store, or Walmart

I notice my vision getting better with red light therapy and sunlight. It works.

God knows that. That's why He created it.

During winter, I wonder if a red light device would also work?

The “filter”

Maybe that's why, at 57, I've never needed glasses.

Why do Opthamologists and Optometrist claim that "years of sunlight exposure" is the main contributing factor for "cataracts?" Could it be true that while vision improves with sunlight exposure, it also accelerates "cataracts?" (Thickened muscle)

I am 77 and don't need glasses. I have never worn sunglasses nor sunscreen. Vit D for the win. And actually my vision has improved. Used to be nearsighted

@ShannonJoyRadio How does that work🤔 Fourth Phase of Water by Professor Gerald Pollack.

"Just 15 minutes of fully clothed infrared sunlight exposure triggered measurable improvements in vision 24 hours later." A number of health benefits can be derived from sunlight exposure (right amount, not overexposure). Aside from the above-mentioned benefit, about 30 minutes a day of sunlight reduces your risk of dying prematurely by 25%. Via sun's short-wavelength, high energy, ultraviolet B (UV-B) radiation on the skin creates vitamin D3 from 25-hydroxyvitamin D to 25-hydroxyvitamin D in the liver then this form circulates in your blood. Additional benefits from sunlight & vitamin D include improving your immune system against infections such as flu, COVID-19; foreign protein invaders that are tumor producers; mental health stability, etc. Dr. Simone Goddek suggested that this is the only way of ensuring that SARS-CoV-2 and influenza do not spread in pandemic fashion and do not seriously harm and kill many of those who are infected. Proper exposure to sunlight and getting enough sleep, staying hydrated, and eating vegetables help delay aging. Morning sunlight helps set your natural sleep cycle (circadian rhythm). Good sleep is a key part of staying healthy and youthful. You'll hear remarks like, "You don't look your age. What's your secret?" OK, sunlight & Vitamin D alone are not enough to delay the aging process. The following factors also have a say on how you age: Stress, your lifestyle, sleep pattern, diet, physical activity, mental health, type of relationship, substance (drug/alcohol) abuse, just to name a few. IOW, sunlight is free but use it properly, vitamin D is cheap. The rest is all up to you.

You won't find Costa Ricans wearing sunglasses for this reason!

both eyes improved by 1.25 diopter already and still improving

Bring back leather-soled shoes. It's all plastic. Our beautiful feet don't touch the Earth.

I get a decent amount of sunlight each week purposely spending time outside just to get some natural vitamin D production. But to be honest I haven't noticed any improvement at all in my poor eyesight as a result of spending time in the sun.

Can you look directly at an infrared device or would this perhaps have the inverse effect? Is it even necessary in order to see the vision improvement?

What a wonderful Creator planned this!!

Education = Freedom

One of my main meds indeed

I've noticed that my vision improves when I spend time in the Sun.

heard looking indirectly at it at sunrise is best?

@jathorpmfm And this is why they wanted us indoors

That’s why I walk my dog every day

Charging the EZ water battery.

marginal effects. get laser surgery if you can’t see don’t fucking think this is gonna do shit

I wonder if this has something to do with how coenzyme Q-10 is regenerated via light.
