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In the 1960s, Dr John Ott became interested in the effects of artificial lighting whilst doing time-lapse photography. He subsequently came up with the term "full-spectrum" lighting, and invented the first full spectrum light bulb.
Full spectrum lighting refers to both the ultra-violet and visible light that composes artificial light in an effort to more effectively replicate natural light.
Full spectrum lamps are often used in the treatment of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). They are usually available in the format of a fluorescent tube, known as SAD tubes.
It is claimed, that as full-spectrum lighting attempts to more closely reproduce natural lighting, it can help maintain health and visibility, especially during the dull winter months.
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