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nation of massage and aroma therapy. Lunaria said she used a special blend of plant oils to create an antidepressant massage for her patients.
But sun boxes aren't the answer for everyone. Other health remedies, such as medicinal massage, remain a popular option for people suffering from SAD.
Higgins said exercise was also and integral process in overcoming the disorder. "It's very helpful to get more active to regulate mood," he said.
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Several companies, such as Bio-Brite, Inc., in Bethesda, Md., also market fluorescent lamps, or "sun boxes." These lamps safely treat the causes of SAD through exposure to light, and they utilize filters to block ultraviolet light.
Still, ending SAD might not end depression for many students. The rites of winter, such as cold weather, exams, taxes and bills, can't be treated successfully with a sun box. But by recognizing the causes of SAD and taking a few basic steps toward change, a brighter and sunnier outlook could be achieved even before the arrival of spring.
Even with therapy, Lunaria recommends greater exposure to natural light. "The way to deal with the cause of SAD is to have the person spend two hours outdoors in the morning," she said.
Anna Lunaria owns the Lunaria Center, 729 1/2 Massachusetts St., where she treats many SAD sufferers with a combi-
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KU students have several weapons at their disposal to fight against SAD. One such option is the photo-therapy lab at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Overland Park. People suffering from light deficit have their retinas exposed to a high intensity white light.
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