Glocusent Neck Reading Light, Book Light for Reading in Bed at Night, Rechargeable Neck Light Long Lasting Up to 80+ Hrs, 3 Colours & 6 Brightness Levels, Perfect for Avid Readers & Knitters Grey

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The vestibular system, located primarily within the inner ear, detects motion and acceleration. It also constantly interacts with the brain and spinal cord to adjust the body accordingly to maintain balance and posture.

The visual system gathers information from the eyes regarding the body’s relation to its surroundings.

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The light angle is only 90-degree, illuminates in a narrow beam. So it only lights up the area you positioned and it is dim enough to other passengers. Other than that, you can also adjust the brightness to the dimmest level. Magnusson M, Malmström, EM. The conundrum of cervicogenic dizziness. Handb Clin Neurol. 2016; 137:365-9. doi:10.1016/b978-0-444-63437-5.00026-1.

Neutral (3100K – 4500K): The middle of the brightness spectrum offers a mix of warm and cool light, and is the most versatile temperature. Sharp or electric-like pain or tingling that may come and go, possibly radiating down into the arm and/or hand While most of us might use this light to read on the sofa, in bed, or on public transport, you could think out of the box and take this on a dog walk, an evening jog, or to focus better on DIY and craft projects that need illuminating. The light comes in three colours and has a built-in lithium battery that’s recharged via a provided USB cable. It takes about 2.5 hours to reach full charge, and then should last for 16 hours at normal brightness or 6.8 hours at the highest brightness level.

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Some reading lights take this into consideration and feature multiple settings for different temperature gradients and brightness intensities. Cool (4600K – 6500K): At the top end of the scale is cool white light, which increases alertness and productivity. That blue light you’ve heard about in your phone/laptop/TV screen also falls into this category. It’s advised not to use cool light in the evening or when you’re anticipating sleep, as it hinders melatonin production and confuses your body into thinking it’s still light outside.