Positive and negative effects of UV
Earth's atmosphere blocks 98.7% of UV rays enter the atmosphere. 2.3% received both positive and negative.The positive effects (beneficial) UV
Triggers vitamin D - UV sunlight is necessary for our body to produce vitamin D. Vitamin D helps strengthen bones, muscles and immune system of the body. You can also reduce the risk of certain cancers, including colon cancer.
It helps certain skin conditions - UV is used to treat skin diseases such as psoriasis. This is a condition in which the skin cells lose too fast itchy, scaly patches develop. UV exposure to reduce the growth of skin cells and relieves symptoms.
Help moods - Research suggests that sunlight stimulates the pineal gland in the brain to produce certain chemicals called "Tryptamines These chemicals improve our mood..
Helps vision of some of the animals - Some animals (including birds, bees and reptiles) are able to see the UV light around locate many ripe fruits, flowers and seeds stand out more strongly from the background. Fruits, flowers and seeds are often very different from the way humans see them. For example, when you see the UV light, flowers have different brands online, which can help the bees and the birds lead the nectar.
Navaids certain insects - Many insects use the UV emissions of celestial objects as references to navigate in flight. That's why sometimes a light attracts flying insects by disrupting their navigation process.
Zapping bugs
Zapping errors: Video
Useful for disinfection and sterilization - UV has positive applications in the fields of disinfection and sterilization. UV can effectively "kill" (disable or destroy) microorganisms such as viruses and bacteria, for example, to hang cloth diapers, underwear and tea towels outdoors on the clothesline. To destroy microorganisms, UV rays penetrate the cell membrane, destruction of DNA, and therefore its ability to reproduce and multiply stops. This destructive effect is why we can use antibacterial UV lamps for disinfection and sterilization.
