Question about vitamin D?
is it possible for your body to produce vitamin D while standing in moonlight or does it only work in direct sunlight?
best answer:
Not possible. There wouldn't be enough UV light from the moon light to produce Vitamin D in the skin. The small amount of reflected UV light would be completely absorbed by the atmosphere (the ozone layer) before it reached the earth's surface.
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Doctor J has your answer...
Shoot, sometimes even direct exposure to the sun isn't enough - as evidenced by the gobs of people who live north of the the 40th parallel (latitude) that get low in D in the winter months because the number of daylight hours shorten....
Be well
Tink
Shoot, sometimes even direct exposure to the sun isn't enough - as evidenced by the gobs of people who live north of the the 40th parallel (latitude) that get low in D in the winter months because the number of daylight hours shorten....
Be well
Tink
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