Bright Light Therapy Research Paper

Bright light has been considered a sex signal in the animal kingdom, and it seems we are no different. Studies have been made where it was found that glow worms that had the brightest tail were the most attractive to males and were more likely to lay more eggs.

New research published in the Journal of Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics suggests that bright light therapy may improve sex drive and treat sex disorders in humans.

This Wouldn't Be The First Study

It has been observed in several studies that bright light therapy can influence sex hormones and ovulation in women. The Russian Academy of Medical Sciences sponsored a study that took 22 women with slightly longer menstrual cycles and used bright light therapy to test if the ovulation