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Fear of the sun could lead to Vitamin D deficiency

Fear of the sun could lead to Vitamin D deficiencies

Natural sunlight is one of the best ways for the body to produce an adequate supply of Vitamin D, but years of warnings about the dangers of over-exposure to the sun have made people skittish about getting out into it. Vitamin D has been shown to aid in the prevention of depression, osteoporosis, heart disease, and certain cancers. Moderate exposure to sunlight or ultraviolet rays, 20 minutes per day, can increase Vitamin D levels in healthy adults.





Why exposure to natural sunlight is crucial for avoiding chronic disease.

The shocking truth about vitamin D and how it may save your life

Fifteen facts you probably never knew about vitamin D (and why this may save your life)

The truth about how vitamin D deficiencies are widespread (and probably affecting you!)

Why osteoporosis and other diseases are easily prevented with vitamin D and natural sunlight

Click here for more details on these facts.

(also, see this article, vitamin D deficiency and Bone Health)

 


 


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Where I have listed the nutritional contents of foods, that information is from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service. 2005. USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 18. Nutrient Data Laboratory Home Page.

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