Morning exposure to deep red light improves declining eyesight

Re:Morning exposure to deep red light improves declining eye... by Sunspark on Thursday February 02, 2023 @12:17AM (#34622399)

I have this dish. It is a hot dish, what temperature setting did you have the dial at and how far away was it that you didn't burn?

For those not familiar with what is being discussed here, it's a coiled wire, same principle of operation as a hair dryer or toaster. Electrical current makes the wire heat up. It's wrapped around a cone-shaped central piece, and behind it is a parabolic dish like satellite tv dishes to direct the heat in a beam. It's a fanless space heater.

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Re:Morning exposure to deep red light improves declining eye... by alfor on Thursday February 02, 2023 @07:07AM (#34625440)

On medium at around 3m distance, if I put it lower it make annoying noises from switching on/off. For me it’s mostly on the legs. At some point I get too hot and I stop.

It’s also make me relaxed/tired after a while, maybe from the heat or infrared?

I would definitely go out in the sun instead, but this help in the darkest part of winter.

I hope it help you.

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