Search |
|
|
Main NAV Menu |
|
|
Sunglasses Quick Links |
|
|
|
Company Info |
|
|
|
|
713-553-1704 |
Interesting Insights : |
|
|
Wearing glasses that block blue rays can help you sleep and improve your health.
These glasses block 100% of blue rays. Blue rays can delay the start of the
sleep hormone melatonin�s flow. By blocking the rays a couple of hours before
bed, the glasses alter a person�s circadian rhythms and bring on early melatonin
release. Filtering out blue light can improve ADHD symptoms and allow better
sleep, according to recent studies from U of T.
Most people spend their
evening in front of the TV, computer, or under florescent or compact florescent
lighting. All of these put off blue rays of light. It's unnatural to our eyes
and to our brain chemestry to be so bombarded with blue rays long after the sun
has gone down. By blocking these unnatrual rays, your brain actually switches
into a more relaxing evening mode. After a couple of hours, you will be ready
for a good nights sleep.
The Big Blue sunglasses sold here were featured
in an article written by Dr. Nan Fuchs in her Womens Health News Letter. She
describes the benefits and in depth details about how blocking blue rays can
help with insomnia improves digestion and prevents dementia.
The
following is a brief introduction to the study done by Dr. Fuchs.
Even if
you feel rested in the morning, six or seven hours of sleep a night isn't
enough. We're learning that the length and quality of your sleep not only
affects your energy, it also has a major impact on your health.
For
instance, women who undergo chemotherapy for breast cancer commonly experience
insomnia. Their disturbed sleep worsens as they have more immune-destroying
treatments. And researchers have identified poor sleep as a cause of nighttime
high blood pressure that can eventually damage the heart.
Insomnia
affects many areas of your health from digestive problems, such as irritable
bowel syndrome (IBS) and indigestion to dementia. And if your immune system
needs support, sufficient sleep should be first on your "to do" list.
In
fact, most of us lack sufficient sleep. The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) says
that nearly 60 out of 100 people in our country either can't fall asleep or
don't get a good night's restful sleep. One-quarter of insomniacs take
medications to help them sleep. And these medications have side effects.
Studies are finding that we need at least eight hours of restful, uninterrupted
sleep every night.
I've found a natural solution to insomnia that's both
easy to use and downright cheap. It's blue ray blocking sunglasses. There have
been countless studies done on the effects of blocking blue rays. Blocking blue
rays helps your body make melatonin, without supplements, without a doctores
prescription and without spending a lot of money.
Melatonin regulates
your sleep cycle. Melatonin is a hormone made in your brain from a
neurotransmitter, serotonin, and vitamin B6. It controls your sleep cycle and
slows down your body in the evening, getting it ready for a good night's rest.
It also lowers your blood pressure. There is much more information availalbe on
the interent about this study and studies like it.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Our Promise |
|
|
|
|
|