NorbRELIEF Leaf – Soft Green Forest Bathing LED Light Bulb for Meditation, Relaxation, Migraine, Pain Relief and Calm – A19 Standard Base – Patent Pending Non-Drug Pain Relief. Green Light Therapy.

Solid mood light, no migraine relief
We love using this light. It is bright and does remind me of being in a bright forest to some extent. It does not provide any relief from my migraines though.

Very green light
Returned item too green

Pleasant Green Tinted Light, Especially When Dimmed
Many of the LED lights used today are too harsh, being of a high color temperature, blueish, instead of the softer white lights we used to see from incandescent bulbs. The incandescent lights were not full spectrum, unless specially purchased that way, but were closer to natural light. So, from that perspective, this soft green light is nice. This is especially true if you dim it slightly and/or use it in conjunction with other soft white lights in a room. Human eyes are very sensitive to green light. So, a little goes a long way.Discussing headaches, especially migraines, the causes and also cures are probably as numerous as the people who have them. Some are definitely triggered by harsh lighting or staring too long at a computer screen. But others from sleeping too long or not enough, eating chocolate or drinking red wine, you pick your poison. In my opinion, it would be very difficult to establish a causal or curative effect to something as simple as lighting. I find the soft green glow of this light pleasing. But I can say with some certainty that it will not affect the frequency or duration of my headaches. But that is not to say it will not help yours. The same goes for pain relief, fibromyalgia, or other conditions you are trying to improve.I can draw a parallel here with an experience I had years back, when visiting a friend who lived out in an old farmhouse in the country. In his room he had a single bare very bright light bulb in the middle of the ceiling that provided the only illumination in his room. It was very harsh, cast shadows and made me feel like I was on display. If this were replaced with lighting from lamps, and softer lights, my experience would have been totally different. From that perspective, I can see this light positively affecting mood, and with that lower stress levels which improvements in helps virtually all conditions immeasurably. But like with the migraine situation, everyone is different as to their perceptions and preferences as to lighting. Some actually prefer the bright light in center of the room. He did.I think with this light you need to be able to dim it or filter it in some way to reduce the brightness and diffuse the light. Then, it can be compared more favorably to forest floor lighting. If just evaluating it as a bare bulb full brightness source, I think it will fall flat. That is not a negative comment, just my opinion. Overall, I do not really see much difference between this and a good quality RGB light, which may be dimmed, and the color modified to exactly match the color of this bulb. I do not have a color temperature meter to test this. But, to my eye I can mimic the color very closely with my RGB strip light. The advantage of the RGB light is it can be changed to whatever color you want it, and the cost is not more, even adding Bluetooth or WiFi control. This is a specialty item, and normally you will pay a premium for something like this. But, with this light it is a simple mono-colored light, or nearly so. I say this as it doesn’t need to utilize some expensive internal electronics to operate. I am willing to bet it utilizes a tricolor RGB cluster internally with a fixed setting to achieve the average color temperature. That is normally how these things are done. As such, I find the price point a bit high for a single bulb.

Literal nonsense
I was skeptical, but i suffer from migraines and get the benefits of biophilia, so alright I’ll try it. What i got was the 1950s fluorescent look on steroids. The light is an awful garish green that does nothing to subconsciously evoke a walk through the woods. It’s really bright, but they almost makes the effect worse. Color rendering is terrible, obviously, and definitely don’t look at your skin under its light. Makes my headaches worse and has no apparent benefits for meditation or yoga as far as I can tell.