Winter’s shorter days increase Vitamin D deficiency, but easily avoidable with an active lifestyle and healthy habits

By Joan and James O’Keefe

Healthy living in Winter months means more sunshine and exercise to
sustain essential nutrients; vitamin D deficiency increases in colder
months, but is easily avoidable

Science now shows us that sunshine has the power to lift our moods.
About 90% of the vitamin D in our system is produced by our skin in
response to sunlight. This essential vitamin is responsible for the
vitality of every cell and tissue in your body and, thus, is crucial for
maintaining overall health.

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