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Dawn simulators are a useful tool in the treatment of SAD reports Lumie

Dawn simulators have a valuable role to play in the treatment of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) according to the latest research led by medical researcher Dr Konstantin Danilenko in collaboration with Lumie, the Cambridge-based light therapy specialist. The research is published by the Journal of Affective Disorders.Previous research comparing the efficacy of dawn simulation to conventional bright light for the treatment of SAD has yielded conflicting results. Dr Danilenko’s crossover study using Lumie lights investigated further both treatment outcomes and long-term treatment preference.

Lumie Clear Acne Sufferers See The Difference

Lumie Clear, the hand-held light therapy device for treating acne from Cambridge-based light therapy specialists Lumie, is achieving remarkable results in the current ‘See The Difference’ campaign.Lumie Clear, the hand-held light therapy device for treating acne from Cambridge-based light therapy specialists Lumie, is achieving remarkable results in the current ‘See The Difference’ campaign. So far the seven trialists are reporting significant improvements in their skin and the first to complete, Daisy Dykes, is thrilled her skin is now clear enough not to need make-up. “Lumie Clear

Lumie Offers 3-step Plan to Manage the Clock Change

Cambridge-based light therapy specialist Lumie offers a 3-step plan for helping you to cope with the clock change next Sunday.On Sunday 29 March we lose an hour’s sleep as the clocks go forward by an hour. If you have to get up first thing for the commute, an early shift, school run or training, then next Monday could be extra challenging. While it’s tempting to compensate for the lost hour with an extra hour of snoozing on Sunday, it’s better for your body clock if you get up at your usual time. Here’s Lumie’s 3-step plan to help you manage it: This plan is based on a typical

Lumie lights improve subjective well-being among shift workers participating in EuRhythDia’s diabetes research

Cambridge-based light therapy specialist Lumie reports improved subjective well-being among night shift workers participating in the EuRhythDia research project into type 2 diabetes.EuRhythDia is a consortium of 15 leading European universities and research-led SMEs, including Lumie. The main task of this project, which involves 325 night shift workers, is to generate knowledge about how different life style interventions in specific at risk groups impact the body’s circadian rhythms or body clock to reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.  According to the NHS in England in 2010,

Up-and-coming trouser brand Tom Cridland runs as Kickstarter’s ‘Featured Project in Fashion’

Tom Cridland, the up-and-coming trouser brand for men, has achieved ‘Featured Project in Fashion’ status on Kickstarter worldwide just four days after launching its crowdfunding project. The company has also already reached nearly 30% of its funding target.Tom Cridland is a 24-year-old entrepreneur from London who started and developed the brand with a tiny government loan. Tom Cridland handcrafts designer quality trousers for men, delivered without retailer mark-ups, at a wholesale price point. They are sold direct to the consumer but will soon also be available through Wolf & Badger (www.

Lumie launches new aromatherapy Bodyclock Iris

Cambridge-based light therapy specialist Lumie is delighted to announce the launch of Bodyclock Iris, an alarm clock that combines aromatherapy with a simulated sunrise and sunset, helping you relax at bedtime and waking you fully refreshed.Bodyclock Iris integrates the best features of Lumie’s wake-up lights with an aromatherapy function that allows users also to benefit from their favourite essential oils.   As Bodyclock Iris has two aromatherapy chambers, you can easily switch from an appropriate ‘sunrise’ oil such as up-lifting lemon, to a ‘sunset’ oil like relaxing lavender.

Lumie Light Therapy to Beat the Winter Blues

Now’s the time to start using light therapy if you want to beat the winter blues, says Cambridge-based light therapy specialist Lumie.As we prepare for the back-to-school routine, up to 24% of us start to feel the onset of winter blues and don’t feel back to normal until April. Of that 24%, around 7% of Northern Europeans are so badly affected by Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) that they struggle to function normally. The main symptoms are: · Sleep problems – oversleeping but not refreshed, unable to get out of bed, needing an afternoon nap · Overeating – carbohydrate craving

GET LUMIE CLEAR-ER SKIN THIS WINTER

You need to get one thing Clear this winter – Lumie Clear. Based on research and developed with dermatologists, this light therapy product works quickly helping to reduce mild to moderate acne, achieving visible results within just four weeks*. The onset of winter can be a magical time of year, but some parts aren’t so great. Along with high heating bills and havoc on our roads, our skin is affected too. The wintery conditions cause dry hands, cracked skin and chapped lips. It doesn’t help the millions of acne sufferers who also experience more outbreaks of spots at this time of year.

Don't let your mood change with the seasons - lighten up with Lumie

Cambridge-based light therapy specialist, Lumie, and scientific experts reveal how the change in seasons can have an effect on our healthNow the clocks have ‘fallen back’, this time of year marks the start of winter. With russet red leaves falling from trees, temperatures plummeting and available light levels taking a dip, we move one step closer towards winter. With an estimated seven per cent of people in the UK thought to suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder1 leading light therapy specialist, Lumie, is launching new Lumie Desklamp to help those affected by the condition. Light has

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