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Eye Doctor Tip
Blue light suppresses some secretion of melatonin, which can result in increased alertness and a disrupted sleeping schedule.
Watch this video to learn what you can do to potentially help ease the effects of digital blue light.
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Blue light is all around us. It comes primarily from the sun and it's what makes the sky look blue. Artificial blue light can also be found in things like computers and flat screen televisions, LED lights and energy-efficient light bulbs.
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Our skin, nails, hair and eyes all contain melanin, the body's natural "sunscreen" which absorbs UV, and while our eyes have natural filters, these filters do not filter out all blue light so it reaches the retina.Many U.S. adults spend a minimum of six hours a day, every day on phones, tablets and computers. Digital devices fit so naturally into our daily lives that it's easy to forget how "unnatural" it is for our eyes to work, read and play from a digital display for hours. With the increased use of digital devices, we are exposed to more blue light overall from both natural and artificial sources.
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Many adults who use devices regularly and who experience eye discomfort didn't do anything to ease their symptoms. Schedule an eye exam to make sure you're doing everything you can to reduce exposure to blue light in your daily environment. * Ide T, Toda I, Miki E, et al. Effect of blue light–reducing eye glasses on critical flicker frequency. Asia Pac J Ophthalmol 2015;4:80–5. Lin JB, Gerratt BW, Bassi CJ, et al. Short-Wavelength light-blocking eyeglasses attenuate symptoms of eye fatigue. Investigative Opthalmology & Visual Science 2017;58:442–7. BMJ Open Ophthalmol. 2018; 3(1) Digital eye strain: prevalence, measurement and amelioration Amy L Sheppard and James S Wolffsohn
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