Here Comes The Sun And I Say It s Alright
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Here Comes the Sun: And I Say It's Alright
Summary:
As children, many of us enjoyed carefree days under the sun, singing along with the Beatles and savoring time with friends. However, as we grew older, warnings about the harm of the sun's rays and the thinning ozone layer made us wary of venturing outside. It's no surprise, then, that we've become vitamin D deficient (Harvard Health Letter, 2006).The Importance of Vitamin D
Vitamin D is crucial not only for strong bones and teeth but also for reducing the risk of various cancers, including breast, colon, prostate, and ovarian (The American Journal of Public Health).Sunlight and Vitamin D
According to studies, just 15 minutes in diffused sunlight can trigger your skin's vitamin D production. However, this isn't a license to bake in the sun. Sun exposure should be limited to short periods, avoiding peak hours to reduce the risk of skin aging and damage. Even on cloudy days, UV rays can penetrate your skin and clothing, so use common sense when it comes to sun exposure.Alternatives to Sun Exposure
If you're not a fan of sunbathing or outdoor activities, there are other ways to boost your vitamin D levels. Foods like salmon and fortified milk are rich in vitamin D, and supplements such as cod liver oil can also help. It's essential to research and consult with a healthcare provider to find the best vitamin D source for your needs.A little fun in the sun, paired with a balanced diet, might just be the healthy boost you need.
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