It’s late, turn off that computer!

Exposure to light through the eyes helps regulate the body’s sleep/wake cycle by affecting the pineal gland’s secretion of melatonin.

This hormone is produced at night and promotes drowsiness; exposure to light, notably blue light, suppresses it.

This is one way sunlight contributes to alertness, and why lack of light at night helps increase sleepiness.

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download this free app  http://stereopsis.com/flux/ to regualte the ‘blue light’ to an ‘amber’ on your ipad, desktop, or smartphone screen. 

Sweet dreams!

Krista Lynn Reid

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591 Byron Avenue Ottawa, Ontario
K2A 4C4

Opening Hours

Monday – Friday:
07:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday:
07:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Sunday:
Closed

Contact Details

Phone: (613) 288-2225
FAX: (613) 288-2226

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When you turn your neck or twist your back does your spine snap, grind and ratchet like a bicycle chain stuck in mid gear? That grating noise could mean something’s out of alignment.

Your spine is made up of movable bones called vertebrae, each joined perfectly together like the links of a bicycle chain. If one or more of these joints become stuck and misaligned it can slowly wreak havoc on the mechanical integrity of your entire spine. The result – pain, stiffness and premature arthritic changes. Don’t neglect the noises. Abnormal grinding (crepitus) of spinal joints may indicate early degenerative joint disease.

Remember, unlike a bicycle chain, you can’t replace spinal ‘links’ when they get damaged. Get your spine tuned up by a Chiropractor who is thoroughly trained in restoring the normal mechanics of your spine, and protect yourself from premature wear and tear.

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