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Why Personal Insurance Rates Are Increasing & What You Can Do About It
Wednesday, October 31, 2018
To own a house in Canada, you need insurance. To drive a car in Canada, you need insurance. But what if no insurer is willing to insure you—or if the price is so high that you can’t afford it? continue reading
Flu Season: Why Does Everyone Get Sick at the Same Time?
Monday, October 29, 2018
“The more sun, the fewer flu infections,” Keferstein says. “It is not just the Vitamin D. Sunlight directly inactivates the flu virus.” continue reading
Sunlight Institute responses to sun articles 10/15/18—10/21/18
Saturday, October 27, 2018
Sunlight Institute responses to sun articles 10/15/18—10/21/18
https://news.mb.com.ph/2018/10/14/over-2-million-filipinos-diagnosed-with-psoriasis/
In most cases, either direct sun exposure or sunbed (tanning bed) exposure for a few minutes per day for a few days will totally clear psoriasis, and also eczema. This is another of those diseases that occur primarily as a result of sun avoidance.… continue reading
Scientists discover biological ultraviolet protection ‘timer’
Friday, October 26, 2018
"We have identified a mechanism that spreads like a wave through the skin over 48 hours after an initial exposure to ultraviolet rays. This process synchronizes the natural defense mechanisms in the skin," says Prof. Levy. "We concluded that exposure to the sun at a frequency of once every two days leads to optimal protection from sun damage." continue reading
Vitamin D Day – November 2nd Take action to prevent vitamin D deficiency this winter
Friday, October 26, 2018
We celebrate Vitamin D Day on November 2nd each year as part of November Vitamin D Awareness Month to inform Canadians that their vitamin D levels plummet at this time of year as the sun can no longer make vitamin D through their skin at our northern latitude. The event started in Canada 10 years ago and is now celebrated worldwide. continue reading
