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Researchers suggest that unprotected exposure to midday sun for up to 30 minutes twice per week may help to boost and maintain vitamin D levels.
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Re: Sunscreen may cause vitamin D deficiency, says study
Sunscreen is bad for you. I know somoene who never went out of the house unless covered in sunscreen, well, this person got skin cancer -
Re: Sunscreen may cause vitamin D deficiency, says study
Low D3 is very common in people my age. I was however surprised to hear from my Dr. that I needed to supplement after spending so much time in the sun all my life up to this day. I will gladly take D3 supplements and use sunscreen responsibly in order to dodge perilous skin cancer.Comment
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