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Late Afternoon Sunlight Viewing
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Last discussed Sep 3, 2026
The practice of getting natural daylight exposure in the final third of the day to buffer the eyes against the negative effects of artificial light at night, described as a 'Netflix inoculation.'
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Used for: Buffering retinal cells against the cortisol-spiking and melatonin-disrupting effects of artificial light use in the evening
Praised: Reduces the negative effects of evening screen use on melatonin and blood glu...
vs: Does not work for adolescents who cannot be buffered against screen light at ...
"When you get some sunlight in your eyes in the late part of your day, in the last third of your day, you buffer those cells in your eye against the negative effects of artificial light at night. This is your Netflix inoculation. You can be on your..."
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