About Lumie Bodyclock Classic 150
The Lumie Bodyclock Classic 150
Wake refreshed and naturally during the winter months and beat SAD and the winter blues
- 30 minute sunrise and sunset
- AM/FM clock radio
- Dimmable bedside light
- Special daylight bulb
- Back-up beeper
- Sunray light effect
What is the Lumie Bodyclock Classic 150
The Bodyclock Classic 150 has been designed and developed by Lumie, a British company based in Cambridge who have been in the SAD business for nearly 20 years.
They pioneered the concept of integrated dawn simulators in the early 90s.
The Bodyclock Classic 150 is designed to reset your bodyclock in the darker winter months.
Oversleeping is a common problem which means that you are likely to wake up groggy.
The gradual increase in light prompts biological responses which make you feel more energetic and alert upon wakening
By using a Bodyclock Classic 150, a dawn simulator, light steadily increases to a maximum during the last half an hour of being asleep. This will help to reduce the feelings of lethargy and 'sleep inertia', and will gradually wake you up as well as help to reset your bodyclock.
In the event that you need to wake up earlier than normal you can use the Bodyclock Classic 150 as a dawn simulator and shift your body clock accordingly.
The optional sunset allows you to unwind at night.
And the beauty of the Lumie Bodyclock Classic 150 is that you can tune it to your favourite radio station and enjoy the music of your choice as you rouse yourself!
So you can gauge the size of the Lumie Bodyclocks, take a look at this image on the left - although this is not the Classic 150 version, you can see that they easily fit onto a bedside table and can be used as an effective reading lamp.
What is SAD?
With each new season, there comes a change in our metabolism, mood and behaviour. Animals, unlike humans, adapt to these changes efficiently: hibernating in winter; hunting more in summer.
Many people find that their sleep becomes disturbed during the longer winter months. They require more sleep, tend to eat more and dislike the shorter days. It's common to refer to this state of mind as the 'winter blues'.
Unfortunately, though, some people suffer these symptoms quite profoundly and are said to be suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD for short.
How Can SAD affect Me?
Around the beginning of autumn until mid-spring, SAD sufferers will experience some, if not all, of the following symptoms:
- Sleep disturbances - sleeping more, but waking unrefreshed. Difficulty getting out of bed and craving a nap in the afternoon.
- Propensity to overeat - SAD sufferers tend to crave carbohydrates which, due to their lethargy, they do not burn off and thus gain weight.
- Depression, despair, anxiety and stress
- Tiredness and lethargy - even the simplest tasks seem like too much effort
- Physical aches and pains in the joints
- Personal issues - avoidance of company, loss of libido and irritability
- Behavioural problems - particularly noticed in younger people
- Lowered immune system
Why Not Watch our Video about SAD?
This informative video will help you to understand the symptoms and causes of SAD a little better, and also help you to decide if a SAD product will help you overcome your problems.
More About Lumie Products
Lumie currently supply SAD products to the NHS and have the largest product range in Europe.
The distance and lux level (standard measure of brightness) specs for all the lights have been independently verified.
Their products are all fully certified to the Medical Devices Directives EC93/42 and are registered with the government's Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency.
Warranties
This Lumie Product comes with a 2-year warranty for faults: the bulbs come with a 1-year warranty
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