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Habits to Avoid in Growing Youth Athletes

Why Artificial Blue Light at Night Is Deadly for Youth Athletes

 


Because youth athletes are in a critical period of growth and development,

Artificial blue light at night has a particularly lethal effect.

Circadian rhythm is our body's biological clock, which regulates hormonal changes in a cyclical manner according to the changes of day and night.

In particular, human growth hormone (HGH) is most actively secreted between 10 p.m. and 12 a.m.

However, artificial blue light from cell phones, computers, fluorescent lights, etc. before going to bed has a significant negative effect on sleep hormones (melatonin) and growth hormones.

Artificial blue light sends false signals through the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), which impedes growth and development .



 

Simply put,

At night, blue light sends signals to the brain that it is daytime, suppressing growth hormones and sleep hormones .

It promotes the secretion of stress hormones such as cortisol and insulin, which should be secreted during the day .

 



Therefore, go to bed at 10 o'clock, when growth hormone secretion is most active.


Blocking blue light through Luke Eye Night lenses is very important for growing athletes .

  



If you are a young player, you need to stick to the basics.

Health and body care begin with lifestyle habits that respect circadian rhythms.

Practice the habit of respecting circadian rhythms with Luke Eye!



Experience a new life with Luke Eye now!
 





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