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How Does Bright Light Therapy Work? |
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Experiments indicate that light plays a major role in the secretion of melatonin. Melatonin is a natural hormone made by your body's pineal gland. When light hits your eye, the retina transmits impulses to your body clock, located in the hypothalamus
which regulates sleeping, eating, body temperature and libido. Clinical research shows that The Litebook®'s wavelength may assist in regulating the body's melatonin levels. It also boosts a feel-good neurotransmitter (serotonin), which makes you
feel content and energized.

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Why Buy From Us? |
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The Litebook Company holds patents on this LED technology:
- US Patent #6,875,225
- US Design Patent #D480,480
- US Design Patent #D510,627
- Canada Patent #2403314
- EU Patent #EP 1 272 246
The Litebook Company Ltd. and Litebook® products hold the following certifications:
- ISO9001:2000 & ISO13485:2003
- CE0086 Certified as Class IIA medical device in EU
- UL Listed
We work closely with our Scientific Advisory Board comprised of prominent light researchers and ocular specialists to provide consumers tested, safe, and effective light therapy products.
Scientific research that goes into our products:
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Why Is The Litebook®
Superior To Other Lightboxes? |
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- 50% less usage time needed
- Feature-rich compact design
- Completely portable (Elite™ model)
- Use on airliners and in motor vehicles
Unlike most existing light therapy devices, which are large and clunky in design, Litebook® products are extremely compact, lightweight yet durable and aesthetically pleasing. The Litebook® Elite™ also features several innovative elements: built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery with charge indicator for true portability, usage timer (4 settings) and international power adapter for use worldwide.
Most significantly, Litebook products’ usage times are typically far shorter than other fluorescent light devices (up to 50% less) due to Litebook’s white LEDs of optimal spectral wavelengths. |
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