02/13/2026
You think this is about fashion.
It’s not.
Blue light after sunset isn’t neutral. It suppresses melatonin, delays deep sleep, spikes evening cortisol, and tells your brain it’s still noon.
Translation?
• Shallow sleep
• More cravings
• Slower recovery
• Harder fat loss
• Higher inflammation
And if you’re staring at screens 8–12 hours a day?
You’re bathing your nervous system in artificial daylight long after the sun went down.
Blue blockers aren’t biohacker fluff.
They’re circadian hygiene.
The lenses filter high-energy blue wavelengths (the ones most disruptive at night) while still letting you function without feeling like you’re in a cave.
Sleep is hormone architecture.
Hormones are metabolism.
Metabolism is longevity.
You can’t out-supplement bad light exposure.
If you want the exact ones I wear (yes, the 24k gold ones), comment GOLD and I’ll send you the link.
Protect your eyes.
Protect your brain.
Protect your sleep.
The glow-up starts after sunset.