According to Dr. Google, “Solar UV rays with wavelengths between 290 and 330 nanometers (nm) destroy vitamin D.” And, “Too much exposure to sunlight can destroy vitamin D, so it doesn’t lead to more vitamin D production.” According to science direct dot com, “Low and moderate levels of UV light exposure stimulate vitamin D production,…

I get lots of vitamin D by exposing my food to sunlight. I don’t need the weaponized version. Re: What happens when I’m low in vitamin D? Mostly likely someone in a white coat measured it in your blood serum and not in your fat cells where it belongs. All vitamin D isn’t created equal….

In 1913, agricultural scientists found that hay dried in direct sunlight fed to goats in indoor cages kept them from developing osteoporosis by increasing their assimilation of calcium. More and more grains and other food crops were found to do the same. This was two decades before vitamin D was isolated and named — vitamin…

Over 100 years ago, rickets and its accompanying tetany (uncontrolled muscle spasms) were treated by four main methods … 1) exposure to sunlight 2) cod liver oil 3) exposure to a mercury vapor quartz lamp 4) exposure to ionizing radiation Well, how much vitamin D is contained in ionizing radiation? Did this commonplace X-ray treatment…

If vitamin D is so important for bone strength, why do the Aleuts have the strongest bones in the world? They have the largest and strongest muscles attached to the largest and strongest bones in all the world. Their bones also have the strongest robusticity and rugosity. They can row their kayaks all day at…