Why You Should Get Sunlight Within 30 Minutes of Waking Up

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The first thing you do after waking up may be wrecking your energy all day Do you go outside in the morning or head straight for your phone?

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Morning light — it's doing more than you think. Cortisol peaks naturally right after you wake — that's your body's built-in alarm. Here's the catch — indoor light is too dim to trigger it properly. Getting outside within 30 minutes may anchor your energy and sleep for the whole day. Try it tomorrow — shoes by the door, outside in 30.