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Lack Of Sun May Be As Bad As Smoking
Thursday, November 15, 2018
Karolinska Institutet researchers have concluded avoiding the sun is just as bad for a person as smoking, non-smokers who avoided the sun were found to have had similar life expectancy as smokers in the highest sun exposure group. continue reading
Higher Vitamin D Levels and Sun Exposure Prove Important for Disease Prevention
Thursday, November 15, 2018
New research for a wide variety of serious diseases confirms that Canadians need much higher vitamin D levels and UV sun exposure than previously thought. As part of November Vitamin D Awareness Month, ... continue reading
Sunlight Institute responses to sunlight articles 11/5/18—11/11/18
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
Sunlight Institute responses to sunlight articles 11/5/18—11/11/18
http://www.timesonline.com/news/20181104/dreary-november-is-30-days-of-vitamin-d-deficiency
For goodness sake, be happy. If you want some vitamin D, just go to a good sunbed (tanning bed) and safely get a few minutes of UVB exposure. Or, you can buy a vitamin D sunlamp.… continue reading
Higher Vitamin D Levels and Sun Exposure Prove Important for Disease Prevention
Thursday, November 8, 2018
NEWS RELEASEFor Immediate DistributionTORONTO, Ont (November 7, 2018) – New research for a wide variety of serious diseases confirms that Canadians need much higher vitamin D levels and UV sun exposure than previously thought. As part of November Vitamin D Awareness Month, the Vitamin D Society wants to ensure Canadians are aware of this new research and the positive benefits that optimal vitamin D levels and sun exposure will have on their health.Breast
Sunlight Institute responses to sunlight articles 10/29/18—11/5/18
Monday, November 5, 2018
Sunlight Institute responses to sunlight articles 10/29/18—11/5/18
https://www.cosmo.ph/health/benefits-sunlight-home-a704-20181027
Let’s hear it for sunlight! The use of UV light from sunlight has lead to the saying that “sunlight is the best disinfectant.” And as to viruses, it is obvious that during summer seasons globally, the incidence of flu and colds is profoundly reduced.… continue reading
