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bright light therapy

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A technique using bright light exposure, typically sunlight or artificial light, to regulate circadian rhythms and cortisol levels.

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Chris Williamson recommends ✓ High confidence
"So if you can't view bright light in the form of sunlight, get it from artificial"

Attribution: The speaker is recommending bright light exposure as an important technique for regulating cortisol and circadian rhythms in the first hour after waking.