Halogen Lights
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Much has been mentioned of the use of heat lamps for red and infrared light therapy, and the restorative effects thereof. Incandescent bulbs for general illumination purposes are difficult to find, and clear heat lamps do not emit enough light for my purposes.
It is very cold where I live, and I spend lots of time working indoors in an office lit with LED's. I don't get much natural sunlight, even through windows as such. A halogen flood light would increase the brightness of the room significantly, and be less stressful than the LED's.
Why not use a halogen flood lamp? Especially when lacking natural light exposure indoors, halogens emulate the natural midday spectrum quite well, are cheap, and easily available at most hardware stores. The flood lamp also emits more light than my overhead fixtures and any heat lamp.
I'll be experimenting with this for the rest of the winter and report back.
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Halogen lighting is a good choice. Let us know what your experiment reveals.
