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“Melatonin is the body’s most effective antioxidant,” declares Scott Zimmerman, who published a groundbreaking paper on subcellular melatonin, which has completely altered our understanding of how the hormone is produced in the body.
As it turns out, melatonin is not solely produced by the pineal gland but in all of our mitochondria. It works to soothe the cortisol that is produced when we engage in nearly any activity, including exercise.
On today’s episode of The Quantum Biology Collective podcast, Scott dispels common misconceptions including just how deeply different types of light penetrate the body. Our modern indoor environment—from hospitals to homes, windows and screens— prevents us from accessing all of the near-infrared light that we were born to absorb and that is so vital to our health.
This is most especially important for children, Scott says. Due to body size and hormonal activity, they are most affected by light, and will suffer the most if we don’t change our current lifestyles.
Join today’s discussion to learn how nature amplifies our absorption of near-infrared light and why not all blue light is bad.
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Connect with Scott Zimmerman:
Website: Niralighting.com
Melatonin Research: https://www.melatonin-research.net/index.php/MR/article/view/19
To find a practitioner who understands quantum biology: www.quantumbiologycollective.org
To see details about the Applied Quantum Certification: www.appliedquantumbiology.com
Follow on Instagram & Facebook: @quantumbiologycollecitve
Twitter: @quantumhealthtv
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“Melatonin is the body’s most effective antioxidant,” declares Scott Zimmerman, who published a groundbreaking paper on subcellular melatonin, which has completely altered our understanding of how the hormone is produced in the body.
As it turns out, melatonin is not solely produced by the pineal gland but in all of our mitochondria. It works to soothe the cortisol that is produced when we engage in nearly any activity, including exercise.
On today’s episode of The Quantum Biology Collective podcast, Scott dispels common misconceptions including just how deeply different types of light penetrate the body. Our modern indoor environment—from hospitals to homes, windows and screens— prevents us from accessing all of the near-infrared light that we were born to absorb and that is so vital to our health.
This is most especially important for children, Scott says. Due to body size and hormonal activity, they are most affected by light, and will suffer the most if we don’t change our current lifestyles.
Join today’s discussion to learn how nature amplifies our absorption of near-infrared light and why not all blue light is bad.
Quotes
Links
Bon Charge Discount Code: at checkout enter the code: QBC to receive 15% off
https://us.boncharge.com/collections/blue-light-blocking-glasses
**If you're in the US and have a Health Savings Account (HSA or FSA) BonCharge products are an eligible expense**
Connect with Scott Zimmerman:
Website: Niralighting.com
Melatonin Research: https://www.melatonin-research.net/index.php/MR/article/view/19
To find a practitioner who understands quantum biology: www.quantumbiologycollective.org
To see details about the Applied Quantum Certification: www.appliedquantumbiology.com
Follow on Instagram & Facebook: @quantumbiologycollecitve
Twitter: @quantumhealthtv
Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm
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