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5 Benefits of Staying in the Sun

Go ahead and enjoy some sunshine. Be careful, though – sunburns are really damaging. However, a bit of the sun is a beneficial thing. Being moderately exposed to the sun is great for your health and well-being.

Go ahead and enjoy some sunshine. Be careful, though – sunburns are really damaging. However, a bit of the sun is a beneficial thing. Being moderately exposed to the sun is great for your health and well-being.

1. Sunlight Lights up Brain Function

From time to time you should stay in the sunshine without sunglasses on. Take out your contact lenses for a while and let your eyes absorb some sunrays. Our eyes have photosensitive cells that are connected to the hypothalamus. They act together to set our biological clocks and help us find the right balance between day and night. Once it is done, our hormone production and sleeping patterns improve. Staying in the sun helps the body produce melatonin. This is an essential sleep hormone. It also influences the skin and digestion. Go outside and enjoy some sun in the early morning – that’s the best time to improve cognition and thinking.

2. Sunlight Fights Bacterial Infection

Exposure to sunlight can resolve many health issues related to bacteria. The sun fights foot and toenail fungus. Sunshine has been used as a home remedy to kill germs and eliminate odors caused by microbes. Sunrays can help you treat psoriasis, too. It’s a well-known fact that bacteria cannot tolerate sunlight. It means that staying in the sun, you avoid infections and airborne illnesses caused by microbes. Besides, sunlight makes air fresh and clean. Breathing such air is very beneficial as well.

5 Benefits of Staying in the Sun Sunlight Fights Bacterial Infection