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November is Vitamin D Awareness Month. The Vitamin D Society is urging everyone to TAKE ACTION to prevent vitamin D deficiency this winter. Adults need a daily vitamin D intake of 4,000 IU/day (100 mcg) from all sources. Consider artificial UVB sources as the sun’s UVB rays reaching earth in northern latitudes is now too weak to initiate vitamin D production in your skin. Or take a vitamin D3 supplement. Test to make sure your 25(OH)D blood level is between 100-150 nmol/L (Canada) or 40-60 ng/ml (USA). Learn more at:

Stop Vitamin D Deficiency | worldvitamindday.net. World Vitamin D Day is a day to raise world awareness about vitamin D deficiency and highlight the need for people and family

World Vitamin D Day is on November 2nd. 90% of people have sub-optimal vitamin D levels. This is the time of year to start your winter sunlight therapy to maintain high levels of Vitamin D thru the harsh Canadian winters.
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World Vitamin D Day is on November 2nd. 90% of people have sub-optimal vitamin D levels. Take action to reduce your risk. To learn more: https://worldvitamindday.net/

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Top Diseases Related to Sunshine Deficiency - GrassrootsHealth A lack of sunshine exposure can lead to decreased health and an increased risk of many diseases, also known as “Sunshine Deficiency” diseases Key Points 340,000 deaths per year in the United States and 480,000 deaths per year in Europe, as well as a rise in many diseases, could be attributed to ...

In this post GrassrootsHealth explains how sunlight is more than just vitamin D, it is a powerful biological signal that influences nearly every system in the body.
Different wavelengths of sunlight pe*****te the body in different ways and trigger unique biological effects that support human health, recovery, circadian rhythm, mood, energy, and healthy aging. 🌿
- UVB light helps stimulate the production of vitamin D, serotonin, and beta-endorphins
- UVA light promotes the release of nitric oxide, supporting cardiovascular health and circulation
- Blue light helps regulate circadian rhythm and healthy melatonin signaling
- Red, Near-Infrared, and Far-Infrared light support mitochondrial function, tissue repair, recovery, and anti-inflammatory processes
Research also shows that sunlight positively influences the microbiome on both the skin and in the gut, highlighting the deep connection between natural light and overall wellness.
Watch this special presentation from Dr. Alexander Wunsch, where he explores the emerging science behind sunlight, circadian biology, melatonin, mitochondrial health, red light, and the importance of balanced, sensible sun exposure. 🌞
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Sunlight as a Biological Signal for Health: A Balanced Approach Sunlight plays a far greater role in human health than most people realize, extending beyond bone health from vitamin D production into circadian biology, im...