The Health Benefits of Sun Worshipping.

By: Marc Sorenson–

In this post by the “Holistic Kid,” there is an article by “mommypotamus.” With such unusual monikers, you might think they know nothing about the subject of sunlight and health, but they are right on! An interesting and informative read.

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India Doctors get it! Sunlight deprivation is causing many disorders and diseases.

By: Marc Sorenson, Sunlight Institute–

Women in India, in their desire to maintain a lighter skin–and their changing lifestyles that keep them indoors–may be creating health problems  such as osteoporosis, mental retardation, asthma,  growth retardation, and rickets in their children. It is good to see that doctors undersatnd the horror associated with staying out of the sunlight.

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Sunlight exposure and vitamin D lower risk of Multiple Sclerosis

By: Marc Sorenson, Sunlight Institute–

This article from Pakistan corroborates what we have known for many years: Those who have the greatest sunlight exposure, and thereby the highest vitamin D levels, have the smallest risk of both the onset of MS and the exacerbations of MS that is already doing damage. When will the Sunscare movement get off the melanoma fraud and start saving lives?

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John Cannell calls our attention to a 1931 government statement on sunlight for babies

By: Marc Sorenson, Sunlight Institute–

In this article, Dr. Cannell demonstrates just how much the medical establishment’s opinions on sunlight have changed since 1931, when it was prescribing sunbathing for children. Has anyone noticed how much less melanoma there was then than now?

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Another article on sunlight, vitamin D and athletics.

By: Marc Sorenson, Sunlight Institute–

Rugby players in the UK have very good vitamin D levels while training and competing under the summer sun, but those levels drop dramatically during fall and winter. This article discusses the need for players to maintain vitamin D levels during winter due to the fact that sports injuries increase with vitamin D deficiency. I only wish they had suggested a tanning bed as a way to maintain those levels.

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More sunlight exposure, less stroke!

By: Marc Sorenson, Sunlight Institute–

A new study show that people who live in the sunniest areas have the lowest risk of stroke. With numerous studies now showing the correlation between vitamin D deficiency and vascular diseases, is anyone surprised?

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Another way that Sunlight saves the heart–beyond vitamin D production

By: Marc Sorenson, Sunlight Institute–

The scientific literature has many research studies that indicate a protective influence of vitamin D levels on heart disease. Now, a new study shows that light stimulates the production of  period 2 proteins, which prevent heart damage. Sunlight, then, does its magic beyond just stimulating vitamin D production.

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Is lack of sunlight causing severe vision difficulties among Asian Children?

By: Marc Sorenson, Sunlight Institute–

This is one of several reports on the lack of sunlight in Asian children leading to severe myopia and possible blindness. This “sunlight deprivation disorder” may affect 90 % of East Asian children.

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Lack of sunlight may increase the risk of stroke

By: Marc Sorenson, Sunlight Institute–

A new report shows that those who live in areas of the least sunlight exposure have about a 60% increased risk of stroke. This is just another in a long line of indications that sunlight and vitamin D have a profound positive effect on the health of the human vascular system.

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Are Australians waking up to the sunscare fraud?

By: Marc Sorenson, Sunlight Institute–

Australians, due to an increasing problem with vitamin D deficency, are beginning to reconsider their “slip, slap, slop” sunscreen campaign. Could it be that vitamin D deficiency is leading to their high rate of skin cancer?

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