Tag: Healing

For thousands of years of human history, the sun was the only source of blue light—a color in the visible spectrum. Natural blue light makes the sky appear blue when blue wavelengths hit air molecules. Additionally, in humans, moderate exposure to natural blue light has been medically shown to support the body’s natural sleep and wake cycle (circadian rhythm), increase alertness and enhance memory and cognitive function. However, artificial light sources such as cell phones, LED lights, TVs and fluorescent lights can produce too much blue light at night. This blue light interferes with our body’s hormone production, especially melatonin, the sleep hormone.

If we are exposed to blue light at night after the sun sets, our natural circadian sleep cycle is disrupted. During sleep, our bodies clean out waste and restore energy, which is a much-needed reset. If we don’t sleep properly, our immune system is suppressed and often chronic health problems can result.

1.How are Sleep Shades different from other commercial blue light-blocking glasses on the market?Sleep Shades differ in two ways. The first is the physical structure. Sleep Shades are premium blue light blocking glasses with an emphasis on their build quality. They have been certified to withstand regular abuse without breaking or shattering. Sleep Shades are not budget glasses. The second difference between Sleep Shades and other blue light blocking glasses is their performance. The blue light suppresses melatonin, with the strongest effect occurring in the light spectrum between 446 and 477 nm. Fortunately, Sleep Shades have been certified to filter over 80% of blue light in this narrow spectrum without affecting other colors. The performance is so good that most people don’t perceive any difference in vision while wearing Sleep Shades. All colors look the same, including blue. Because colors appear unchanged, Sleep Shades are also safe for driving. Only 3.01% of normal visible light is attenuated, so all colors stay natural when wearing Sleep Shades.

2.What benefits do Sleep Shades bring in addition to blocking blue light? The problem with all-in-one solutions is that they don’t excel in any particular task. Sleep Shades have one function, and they do it well. The blue light interferes with melatonin production, which is the sleep hormone. And if melatonin is depleted, our sleep quality will be reduced, affecting the immune system, and chronic health conditions may ensue.

3.Do Sleep Shades transmit any healing frequencies? No

4.Do I need to wear Sleep Shades every day to see some improvements? If yes, how long should I wear them? It is best to wear Sleep Shades a couple of hours before sleeping every day.

5.Do Sleep Shades have different sizes, i.e., for different age groups and genders? Currently, we only have one size available for ordering. Here is the specification for Sleep Shades, which you may use as a reference.

6. Can I provide my prescription to Spooky2 so that I can receive a pair of blue light blocking lenses with the correct strength? Unfortunately, we do not provide prescription glasses with the 435cut™ blue light blocking technology at the moment.

7. I am already wearing prescription glasses. Can I still wear Sleep Shades at the same time? Yes, you may wear them together as long as the frames fit comfortably and stay in place during use.

8. Do Sleep Shades have a warranty? The glasses are impact-resistant within the meaning of 21 CFR 801.410 and have been tested under that section. If the glasses are damaged during shipping, they will be replaced.

Cataracts form when the lens in the eye is naturally cloudy, which occurs when proteins in the lens clump together instead of remaining evenly distributed. The lens is a transparent layer that focuses light and images onto the retina, and if the lens is cloudy, you will have difficulty seeing. In severe cases, cataracts can also interfere with your daily activities, such as driving, reading, recognizing faces, and even complete blindness if not treated properly. Cataracts are common in older people due to the natural dysfunction of the aging lens, which means that we are at a higher risk of developing cataracts as we age. According to statistics in the United States, the proportion of people aged 80 and over suffering from cataracts is as high as 68%.

When cataracts are mild, you may have no symptoms, but, as they increase in size, they can cause changes in your vision:

• cloudy or blurred vision
• Increased difficulty seeing at night
• Sensitive to light and glare
• See the “halo” around the lights monocular diplopia
• Color looks faded
• Change your glasses prescription frequently

Once you find yourself experiencing one or more of the above symptoms, it’s a good idea to take some time to see your eye doctor, and don’t ignore them, or they can seriously interfere with your life as the symptoms become more complicated. How to reduce cataracts?

In fact, lifestyle changes and reduced sun exposure can protect your eyes and delay the development of cataracts. For example, eat healthy foods, wear sunglasses and hats, and quit smoking. If you have cataracts or want to reduce your risk of developing cataracts, you can follow these steps:

Home health care

• In the early stages, you may be able to manage your cataracts by making small changes to your lifestyle.
• Use brighter lights at home or at work Wear anti-glare sunglasses
• Use magnifying glasses for reading and other activities

Operation

• Lens replacement surgery is an effective and common method of treating cataracts. If a cataract begins to cause vision loss that interferes with daily activities, it can be surgically removed and an intraocular lens implanted, which usually improves vision significantly.

How to Treat Cataracts with Spooky2

Lens replacement surgery is currently considered the only way to get rid of cataracts, however, it does not completely improve or restore your vision, and is not always the first choice for most people due to the high cost and painful recovery period. Frequency therapy is an alternative therapy to help cataracts. It doesn’t have any side effects, and if you’re looking to use a natural method to improve your vision problems at less cost, frequency therapy may be the right choice for you. Spooky2 has the largest frequency database in the world, including many beneficial frequencies that you can use to help yourself or your family. Here we have listed some programs that have received positive feedback in reducing the number of cataracts and relieving symptoms, please give them a try.