Did you know that sunlight can make you smarter?: Arden Jansen

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Did you know that sunlight can make you smarter?
 Arden Jansen
Did you know that sunshine can do more effects other than giving you skin cancer? Sunlight can make you smarter. This type of light is classified under U.V. light within the electromagnetic spectrum. The electromagnetic spectrum consists of different types of waves ranging from light waves all the way through gamma rays. Some of these rays can cause death (gamma rays), while either types of waves can be extremely beneficial to your health(x-rays). Depending on how you much h exposure to these waves or how often you use these waves can impact you in a positive or negative way(s). 
Image result for could sunlight make you smarterAs you may know, long term exposure to sunlight can cause skin cancer. With little exposure, sunlight can provide you with essential vitamin D. Vitamin D has the ability of changing your mood. The research and conclusions were all from experimenting with mice. The results said that after 30 minutes of U.V. light exposure the mice were more balanced (were able to walk on a meatal rod). After the external tests they further explored the inside of the mice. After another 30 minutes of exposure they had increased in the amount of urocanic acid in their blood. The investigation of the mice was essential in order to start research of U.V effects with our human bodies. 
With the research conducted with the mice, they figured that the U.V light could have similar effects on humans. If sunlight could generate memory and learning improvements in mice, the same could be true for the human brain. But they don’t want to expose you with too much U.V. light. As I wrote earlier, this light can cause skin cancer and blindness. Many researchers and doctors recommend 5-10 minutes of sun exposure 3 days a week in the course of the summer. You want to limit the amount of exposure especially from 10am to 4pm in the summer.  
Image result for could sunlight make you smarter imagesI think that scientist will undoubtably take this information and data to a whole new level. I think they will do this by creating or using existing technology. One of the reasons I think that they will want to take it to a whole new level is because they want to give people informative or reliable information. This information will be on how they should either limit their exposure to these particular waves or how they should just have knowledge that can benefit their health. In conclusion, this engaging topic is very popular among scientist.
https://www.the-scientist.com/daily-news/could-a-dose-of-sunshine-make-you-smarter-64395 

https://www.newsweek.com/sunlight-could-make-you-smarter-975879

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