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203. Beings of Light: How Different Forms of Light Impact Our Hormones, Mood, and Metabolism with Matt Maruca

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Join us for an illuminating episode of the Health Institute podcast! Renowned guest Matt Maruca of RA Optics takes us on a captivating journey through the impact of light on longevity, mitochondrial health, and disease. From light frequency to personalized dosage, circadian rhythms to eye health, we'll explore it all. Uncover the secrets of light's role in the Krebs cycle, melanin production, and genetics. Plus, discover the benefits of Sauna Space light bulbs and find the perfect blue light glasses. Get ready to be enlightened as we unravel the wonders of light with our incredible guest, Matt Maruca! Some of the topics we’ll discuss include:
The Frequency of light

The Krebs cycle and building energy

Window light vs outdoor light

How metabolism is affected by light exposure

How our body uses food to create energy

Finding your light dosage

Melanin production and eye health

The problem with artificial light

Circadian rhythms and genetics

Sauna Space light bulbs

How to find the best blue light glasses

The color spectrum of light

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