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A large scale longitudinal epidemiologic study of young adults in Zurich identified 10.4% of the sample as having Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD
or winter depresion). A typical depressive symptoms of hypersomnia, hyperhagia and weight gain are more frequently found in SAD patients. The decade since the publication of Rosenthal et al s 1984 paper (1) defining
SAD has seen remarkable research interest into the seasonality of mood disorders and treatment with bright light. Resent light therapy studies show improved methodology. SUN-TOUCH SAD Light simulates full spectrum
bright light with 10’000 lux illumination that blocks out UV and EMF radiation to help alleviate symptoms associated with seasonal affective disorder during the winter. It’s also good for people who spend most of
their time indoors (which includes most of us) under artificial light. By sun-bathing in front of the SUN-TOUCH SAD Light for as little as 30 minutes a day in the morning, your body will receive your daily sunshine
supplement to start the day with more energy and better mood. This light therapy can also be used for alleviating symptoms associated with winter blues, jet lag, fatigue, seasonal change, pre-menstrual syndrome,
insomnia and non-seasonal major depression. The SUN-TOUCH SAD Light is also the perfect light-emitting device that allows you to work or read at night, without disturbing the peaceful sleep of those around you.
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