Summary
This paper explores how time-of-day affects exercise program efficiency, with a tangential reference to ipRGC projections potentially linking light exposure to metabolic and feeding behavior regulation. The practical implication for lighting design is limited, as the core focus is on exercise timing rather than lighting interventions.
Categories
The Science of Light: Mentions ipRGCs and their projections to structures regulating feeding behavior and metabolism, touching on photoreceptor biology.
Author(s)
W Bouaziz, E Schmitt, E Lonsdorfer
Publication Year
2015
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