Vitamin D Council's report on Autism [View All]

[TalkingDog]

http://www.vitamindcouncil.com/health/autism/

They even discusses how vaccines might play a part in compounding the problem.

After doing MY OWN RESEARCH, I have found that studies on the sun's effect on the skin suggest that for a fair skinned person, it takes at least 20 minutes of direct sun between 10 am and 2 pm before the UV B (the burn part of the sun) begins to cause damage to the cells. (for the darkest skins it may take up to 120 minutes to make enough) In that amount of time, you are getting a good dose of non-toxic, non-overdoseable D. The BEST kind of D.

Getting sun before 10 am and after 2, doesn't provide the D and can increase the susceptability to burn.

In the last discussion on D, I had to pull up sources for all of the above. Not today. I'm busy all day. I suggest you do your own research or look up the thread on Cancer and Vit. D from last week.

Get some sun today.