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Chasing the Sun
Book • 2019
Chasing the Sun delves into the science of sunlight and its profound impact on human health, productivity, and mood.
The book examines how our relationship with sunlight affects circadian rhythms, mental health, and overall well-being, highlighting the importance of maintaining a connection with natural light in modern life.
The book examines how our relationship with sunlight affects circadian rhythms, mental health, and overall well-being, highlighting the importance of maintaining a connection with natural light in modern life.
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Wspomniana przez Joannę Jurgę jako książka powiązana z potrzebą światła słonecznego.

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#1 O neuroarchitekturze i zmysłach w przestrzeni
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when referencing research about sunlight, sleep, and athletic performance.


Shawn Johnson

1KHO 823: The Radical Power of Sticking With Something | Shawn Johnson and Andrew East, The Courage to Commit
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after reading Linda Geddes’s exploration of sunlight, darkness, circadian rhythms, mood, and health.


Gretchen Rubin

Use Daylight Savings to Rethink Your Morning Routine
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as the book that examines sunlight's effects on sleep, mood, and circadian biology.


Ginny Yurich

Linda Geddes

1KHO 894: The Sun is the Great Healer of Healers | Linda Geddes, Chasing the Sun
Mentioned by Professor Hester Parr when citing recent science comparing typical indoor light exposure with outdoor communities' exposure.

Why do we feel happier when the sun’s out?
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as an amazing book he first came across a few months ago.


Rangan Chatterjee

Why Getting More Light Will Transform Your Health with Linda Geddes #77
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as a show that exemplifies the South African rugby team's ethos and culture.


Sam Warburton

Sam Warburton - Athletes
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while discussing how the absence of natural light disrupts the body’s daily rhythms.


Ginny Yurich

1KHO 928: I’m Going Home | Ryan Watson, Turks and Chaos








