The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
I would much rather get my vitamin D from ultraviolet light and we know that many of these infections are seasonal tending to become less intense in the summer months perhaps connected with rising vitamin D perhaps connected with other benefits of ultraviolet light I think that I prefer to get my vitamin D from ultraviolet sources
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I do think we need vitamin d but i also think we need ultraviolet light for immune function these are non-negotiable
I would much rather get my vitamin D from ultraviolet light and we know that many of these infections are seasonal tending to become less intense in the summer months perhaps connected with rising vitamin D perhaps connected with other benefits of ultraviolet light I think that I prefer to get my vitamin D from ultraviolet sources
I do think we need vitamin D but I also think we need ultraviolet light for immune function these are non-negotiable
there's very clear knowledge that vitamin d and ultra light are beneficial for our immune systems