Shorter Daylight Hours Affecting Your Sleep?
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The shorter daylight hours of winter can affect sleep, productivity and state of mind. Light therapy (also known as phototherapy) may help - it uses specially designed boxes that emit full-spectrum light to simulate sunlight. While still a treatment being investigated, light therapy has been shown to have positive benefits in addressing many health issues, including Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), severe premenstrual syndrome, bulimia, and as a non-drug treatment for depression. If you have been suffering from SAD or just feel a little blue this time of year, contact your physician or healthcare provider - depression is a treatable condition; light therapy may be an option he or she recommends for you.

Trouble Sleeping?
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