prediction: everyone can experience bipolar disorder. all you have to do is eat unhealthy levels of carbs for an extended period of time.

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It's a mitochondrial state, so Internet exposure alone would not be enough, but certainly too much time online is likely correlated with not taking care of one's mitochondria.

or expose yourself to the internet for far too long, over extended periods of years

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It would be very interesting to see how light exposure affects mitochondria.

I don't know much about that. But the powerhouse of plant cells, chloroplasts, are obviously heavily dependent on light.

Mitos are so important--hundreds to thousands in every cell--and sunlight is so important, that I got to imagine there are direct interactions, and you'd be able to do at-home experiments and see impacts using a microscope.

Great question though.

Those are my initial off the cuff thoughts (mostly ignorance) and now I will be going and reading whats been published on this and looking at any experimental data I can find.

does light have anything to do with mitochondrial disorder?

I know Dr. Jack Kruse is all about Light

There's been a series of breakthroughs in this field, which are now getting large funding thanks to

There's been a series of breakthroughs in this field, which are now getting large funding thanks to https://www.metabolicmind.org/

Unsubstantiated and irresponsible claim. Bipolar disorder is a complex mental health condition with a range of causes

this is my pet theory for ASD prevalence as well.