Intense light protects against lung damage (Light, or the orange peel flavonoid “nobiletin,” reduced lung inflammation, improved blood/air barrier & produced antibacterial mucus)

Medical Xpress / CU Anschutz Medical Campus / American Journal of Physiology's Lung Cellular and Mol ^ | Mar. 24, 2022 | David Kelly / Yoshimasa Oyama et al

[ConservativeMind]

The study is only available with a purchase, but I would assume the light was a very bright indoor full-spectrum source, rather than a heat lamp or unprotected sunlight.

Nobiletin is available as a supplement.

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[Yo-Yo]

Trump was right again.

https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-wants-bring-light-inside-the-body-to-kill-coronavirus-2020-4

[rockabyebaby]

Bump

[21twelve]

A thread last week was talking about how sleeping with the lights on was bad for you! (I know, different types, but still....)

[humblegunner]

Yeah, I’m sure everyone is concerned about antibacterial mucus.

What’s next? Threads about butt rash and crabs?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

But should you take it or should you inhale it?

[Mazey]

Thank you ConservativeMind for this list. I learn so much, and appreciate the time you put into it.

This article is absolutely fascinating.

[ConservativeMind]

What's next? Threads about butt rash and crabs?

I can look for those, if you are having a problem with them, but I haven't seen any, lately.

[ConservativeMind]

The lights would likely be turned off for night time use.

It helps restart the circadian rhythm in the cells, which should require a no light occasion.

Strangely, another study yesterday or the day before talked about doing this in COPD sufferers, yet a different way.

[Skywise]

Trump says to eat light bulbs!

[thinden]

Circle back on orange

[humblegunner]

So something happened to get you all jazzed up about your antibacterial mucus?

[RandallFlagg]

Cool!
Flaming shots of Bacardi 151 rum, here I come!
I’ll let ya know how it goes.

[ConservativeMind]

For people with bacterial loads in their lungs, of which many people have them, including Cystic Fibrosis sufferers, it’s a constant worry about the infection going out of control.

Here’s an example:

Why one bacterial infection is so deadly in cystic fibrosis patients: Pathogen interferes with cells whose job is to fight infection

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/04/120422162413.htm

[ckilmer]

ultra violet light makes vitamin d
infra red light makes melatonin.

They are two bands of the light spectrum.

[humblegunner]

For people with bacterial loads in their lungs, of which many people have them, including Cystic Fibrosis sufferers, it’s a constant worry

Yeah, OK.

Thanks for catching everyone up on all that.

I'm sure there was a pressing need for it.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

21 12; Come on man! Its like two genders!!

Intense light in the Daytime while you work! Darkness at night when you have sex and sleep!!

(Or just eat orange peel and do those other things :))

[ptsal]

Post 3
Yep

[TTFX]

infra red light makes melatonin.

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I think blue light reduces melatonin production. We typically receive blue light from the sun. After sunset, if we make a fire, we receive mostly red light.