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Your Health and Sun Exposure - good or bad? MIL/mercola.com, Mar 17, 2008. Author: March 17, 2008 - Vitamin D-Producing system is liberally recommended but the best way to regulate one’s body’s vitamin D levels is NOT to take vitamin supplements. Many experts believe that there are no health concerns with regard to vitamin D concentration associated with sun exposure. That’s why I feel that the best way to make sure you don’t end up with too much or too little vitamin D is to produce it in your own body, by getting some exposure to beneficial ultraviolet A and B rays, like those produced by the sun. And, as an added benefit, you’ll also help give your skin a more healthful glow. You see, there are potential problems associated with them that may have a negative impact on your health: • X-Rays – These rays, emitted by the ends of the bulbs, are a form of radiation, and can be potentially hazardous. So although they produce the same beneficial ultraviolet A (UVA) and ultraviolet B (UVB) rays as the sun and add a pleasant tone to your skin, I’ve always believed that the best source of those beneficial rays is the sun itself, in moderation. And the UVA rays produce a tan that not only makes your skin more pleasing in appearance, but is also your body’s natural defense against sunburn. And depending upon where you live, it could be cold out, raining out, or cloudy for weeks on end... you get the idea.I knew that if they could find a way to shield those harmful emissions and make a convenient and affordable tanning system, there’d be a huge demand for it. | |
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