
KindMaster1
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I need to do sunlight therapy of Jack Kruse, because it is probably the biggest source of all my problems in health, hormones, and premature ageing, because I never got any sunlight in my life.
In my life, I was outside for around 10 hours total, while consuming blue light which robs you of melatonin 17 hours everyday, my problem must be deficiency of sunlight.
The goal of sunlight therapy is UV, which is ultra violent radiation, purple light. We get it the most during midday, which is also the time of highest intensity of sun in general.
In Russland, majority of summer, and majority of spring and autum, has clouds overcasting the sun, at least during midday.
My biggest question is. Will it penetrate through the clouds, during midday at my high latitude (Russland)?
Or should I not waste my time, because of receiving nothing during clouds, and go outside only during time of no clouds, and focusing on mornings / early evenings, with inferior UV but oftentimes no clouds unlike the midday (which is a very frequent occurence).
I feel lack of warmth when the clouds overcast the sun. But I do not know whether the radiation itself still penetrates through the cloud (which physically is a cluster of water droplets), allowing me to receive it.
Here are my observations from experience.
I tried to sunbathe today, clouds covered sun for entire time, like 90 percent of the time, and after 3 hours of laying sunbathing during midday, I did not get a sunburn nor tanning.
Previously, I sunbathed for 3 hours during no clouds at midday, and got a severe sunburn that made me red like a demon and hurted for a day.
My hope is this. Maybe I could find something by researching how trees grow and use sunlight during clouds or some thing like that.
I will appreciate you sharing any knowledge.
In my life, I was outside for around 10 hours total, while consuming blue light which robs you of melatonin 17 hours everyday, my problem must be deficiency of sunlight.
The goal of sunlight therapy is UV, which is ultra violent radiation, purple light. We get it the most during midday, which is also the time of highest intensity of sun in general.
In Russland, majority of summer, and majority of spring and autum, has clouds overcasting the sun, at least during midday.
My biggest question is. Will it penetrate through the clouds, during midday at my high latitude (Russland)?
Or should I not waste my time, because of receiving nothing during clouds, and go outside only during time of no clouds, and focusing on mornings / early evenings, with inferior UV but oftentimes no clouds unlike the midday (which is a very frequent occurence).
I feel lack of warmth when the clouds overcast the sun. But I do not know whether the radiation itself still penetrates through the cloud (which physically is a cluster of water droplets), allowing me to receive it.
Here are my observations from experience.
I tried to sunbathe today, clouds covered sun for entire time, like 90 percent of the time, and after 3 hours of laying sunbathing during midday, I did not get a sunburn nor tanning.
Previously, I sunbathed for 3 hours during no clouds at midday, and got a severe sunburn that made me red like a demon and hurted for a day.
My hope is this. Maybe I could find something by researching how trees grow and use sunlight during clouds or some thing like that.
I will appreciate you sharing any knowledge.
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