The sun is on our side as we leave the sun on the other side of the world. That’s how we can get out of a fire, a flood, or an earthquake.
A good thing too. The only reason we can’t get out of a fire, flood, or earthquake is because we are too stupid to know what we are doing.
The good news is that there is at least one simple way to stop yourself from getting out of a problem. If you know what you are doing, you can use the sun as your best friend.
Vitamin D is the best medicine we can have right now. In fact, it has been shown that vitamin D is the most effective medicine for almost any illness you can think of. In the case of skin cancer, vitamin D supplements reduce the probability of recurrence. And remember that cancer, the most common cancer in the developed world, can be prevented (and in cases like melanoma, treated) with sunscreen, regular sun exposure, and a healthy lifestyle.
The problem with vitamins is that their bodies are supposed to store it as vitamin D, which means that you may have to store it in your body for a few days before it can be used. Also, you have to store it in your body for several days before it can be used.
Some people don’t need to worry about recurrence because it’s actually very rare. But for others, it may be more of a concern. Vitamin D deficiency is the number one culprit in causing the recurrence of breast cancer, the most common cancer in the developed world, according to the American Association of Cancer Prevention and Treatment.
The second highest cause of death in the developed world is a bad cold. Winter days are usually over before the cold starts. But because of that, colds can also lead to heart problems, so it’s important to know how cold its effects are when you’re here.
There are a few things we can do to lower our risk of developing vitamin D deficiency, but the first is, as far as I’m concerned, to eat plenty of green vegetables. Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that your body cannot use so it must be obtained through the diet. Green vegetables are the best source of this vitamin.
Green vegetables are the best source of vitamin D. It’s found in the leaves, stems, and roots of the plant known as collards, kale, spinach, and chard. These are all rich in calcium and vitamin K, which helps fight inflammation. Other common sources of vitamin D are milk, fish, cheese, eggs, milk products, sardines, salmon, tuna, and peanuts.
The reason why this vitamin is so important is because it’s involved in a hormone called DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone). The DHEA is a precursor for testosterone and other hormones. This hormone is produced by the adrenal glands of many people, but studies of our own show that it’s also produced by the thyroid. The DHEA helps our body produce estrogen and testosterone. It can also help control blood sugar levels.
