09/05/2025
☀️ One of my first suggestions has become, “Enjoy several minutes of the first sun rays each morning over the horizon.”
While there are many aspects to regaining and maintaining our health, I’m convinced that Dr. Jack Kruse is spot on when he states that sun is needed for full healing in nearly every situation. I’ve even been adding it to the top of the list for those consulting about end of pregnancy blood pressure concerns and more.
One mom said last week, “If I get my preschoolers out with me in the morning, we have a GREAT day. If we miss it, they’re a mess.”
Lots of health benefits of early morning light, and especially those first rays over the horizon, which are low in damaging UV and very high end healing red light:
☀️Establishes circadian rhythm: Morning sunlight signals the brain’s “clock” (SCN) to synchronize biological functions
☀️ Supports hormone release: Stimulates the secretion of hormones like melatonin, dopamine, and leptin for appetite, sleep, and mood
☀️ Improves sleep quality: Early sunlight exposure boosts nighttime melatonin production, leading to better sleep
☀️ Enhances energy metabolism: Morning sun supports cellular energy generation and mitochondrial health
☀️ Boosts mood and mental health: Sunrise rays encourage the production of beta-endorphin and dopamine for greater resilience and positive mood
☀️ Strengthens immunity: Sunlight exposure contributes to immune regulation and production of vitamin D
☀️ Reduces inflammation: Infrared wavelengths at sunrise help combat inflammation and aid recovery
☀️ Improves hormonal balance: Beneficial for sexual health and function through support of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone
☀️ Regulates appetite and weight: Leptin regulation from sunrise viewing aids in proper appetite control and metabolism
☀️ Enhances bone health: Activates processes crucial for bone regeneration and helps prevent osteoporosis.
How about trying it for three days and see what you think after that? Let me know.!🥰☀️