Mass Effect 1 LE, Seizure Inducing effects on Ilos

I have been gaming for 15+ years and I never had an issue with flashing lights in video games,

untill I saw Vigil on Ilos and holographic projection (while talking to Illusive man in opening on ME2)

I want to mention that myself or my family have no history with epilepsy. But this was extreme.
under 30 seconds I started feeling nauseous even tho I was looking away , I felt like I was going to puke
I couldn't focus on the conversation at all , I even put my hand to block the direct light but the reflections
around my room still were affecting me. It has been 2 days now I still feel a bit nauseous. Today 
I started ME2 LE and the conversation with the Illusive man has a similar issue , there is the same flickering
although the light is far less intense it still affects me a lot even though as I said I never had problems with 
flashing lights.  , the frequency it is flashing and flickering seems to be why it affects people this way.

This is a serious issue and if its affecting people without epilepsy so much and it is extremly hard to look at.

I wonder how it actually is for ppl with epilepsy.  This needs to be fixed . 
I showed this to my girlfriend and my brother and they both started feeling unwell after 20-30 seconds of
looking at it.

I tried to summarize this as best I can and I was NOT EXAGGERATING.

Thank you!

youtube videos of what I am talking about:
Vigil on Ilos ME1 LE:                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpxndyWFHIo
Holo Projections in ME2 LE:    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwWe5pVK9Ac&ab_channel=AdrianHarrellAdrianHarrell
 

Hi Darko,

Is there any update to this?

I played through LE ME1 and Vigil and the damaged Prothean VIs were a huge migraine trigger for me, even with holding my hand over the screen, and now I'm replaying again and it's still a huge issue. The flashing of the lights on the VIs are much stronger and more frequent than even in the OT ME1, which I (and other light sensitive folks) could tolerate much better. This is a seizure, migraine, and light sensitivity trigger that could be resolved easily with slowing the animation down and making it less bright. 

Thanks!