Animated Free Winter? Beauty for Sufferers of SAD

According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, seasonal affective disorder (SAD), also commonly known as winter depression affects approximately 4-6% of the U.S. population. It is estimated that 10-20% of another may be suffering from a milder form of the disease called “winter blues.” It is difficult to believe that a condition which has arisen in the public eye in the early 1980s is now affecting up to 30% of U.S. citizens. Rates are said to be even higher in other parts of the world such as northern Europe and Australia. Day-Lights are specially designed bright light therapy lamps recommended by doctors as first line treatment for seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or winter blues. Used in clinical research for over 10 years, Day-Lights comply with all standards established by light therapy experts – they provide the recommended 10,000 lux light dosage, the source of light is delivered at an angle that mimics outdoor light, and they are 100% UV-filtered for safety. 20-30 minutes each morning is all you need to significantly improve energy levels and regulate sleep patterns. The compact Day-Light can be used only with the built-in tilt stand, which… CLICK HERE NOW to Check Out the So what exactly is SAD? Seasonal Affective Disorder was named and defined by Dr. Norman Rosenthal and his colleagues at the National Institute of Mental Health. In an article written for the Archives of General Psychiatry in 1984, Dr. Rosenthal defines SAD as a syndrome characterized by recurrent depressions that occur each year Continue reading more about Animated free winter? Beauty for sufferers of SAD …