Our unhealthy relationship with the sun and the natural rhythms that revolve around it is quite baffling. It has reached a point where a recent article in the NY Post was titled "Gen Zers Face ‘Blindness Epidemic’ Due to Lack of Sunlight From Staring at Phones." This article elaborates on how spending time in the sun boosts dopamine levels, whereas staying indoors reduces those levels, leading to serious eye problems. Today, we're welcoming a guest who will help us appreciate that big ball of gas in the sky and encourage us to live in harmony with it. He is a men’s health coach, athlete, writer, and co-founder of ‘The 2AM Podcast.’
This is the Story of Sunlight as Therapy with Zaid Dahhaj.
EPISODE VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
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▪ The Influence of Sunlight on Human Health
▪ The Link Between Sunlight Exposure and Health
▪ The Surprising Benefits of Tanning
▪ Synchronizing Circadian Rhythm with Natural Light
▪ The Diet, Sunlight, and Skin Health Connection
▪ Rethinking Sunglasses and Sunscreen
▪ Exploring the Healing Benefits of Infrared Light
▪ Optimizing Health with the 80/20 Health System
▪ The Future of Empowering Men’s Health
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