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If you’ve looked into light therapy devices, you’ve likely seen the term “10,000 lux” used frequently. It appears in product descriptions and guides, but what
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Not long ago, intentional light exposure was something people only considered occasionally, often during darker months or when their routines felt off. Today, that’s changing.
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