January 8th, 2025 by SunYogi
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Prostate cancer kills 31,000 American men every year, the second leading cause of cancer deaths among men. Did you know that sunlight has been shown to reduce the risk of prostate cancer? In addition, prostate cancer cells have Vitamin D receptors – leading scientists to believe that sunlight and Vitamin D can be used to fight cancer in the body.
This article has been removed from Sunlightenment.com at the request of the Vitamin D Council.
May we all one day learn to share our love, light, and knowledge as freely as the Sun, whom shares itself without restriction to all of life upon this planet.
January 7th, 2025 by SunYogi
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In recent years vitamin D has emerged as a star of the “vitamin” world. There’s no question about it — vitamin D is garnering more excitement than any other vitamin out there, and deservedly so. Why all the enthusiasm? Read this article by Dr. Mercola to learn why.
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December 31st, 2024 by SunYogi
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Enivronews published this article by M. Nathaniel Mead that presents a detailed account of sunlight affects the human body. Learn why daily sunlight exposure is necessary for optimal health. Part 1 of The Benefits of Sunlight shares how fear of sun burn and skin damage by excess sunlight has been over-emphasized by the media. In fact, the World Health Organization states that greater health problems occur do to too little sunlight exposure. Learn more in this information article.
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December 31st, 2024 by SunYogi
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Taking vitamin D supplements in middle age could cut the risk of Alzheimer’s disease in later life, scientists say. The vitamin, made when our skin is exposed to sunlight, is already credited with keeping the immune system and bones strong and preventing some cancers. And the latest study found high levels were also closely linked to keeping mentally sharp in old age. Read the rest of this entry »
December 31st, 2024 by SunYogi
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Barbara Moore, M.D. of London, was a modern-day Breatharian – eating no physical food by using the energy in air and sunlight for her body’s needs. The 1975 book “Survival into the 21st Century” by Viktoras Kulvinskas shares this information about the possibility of and transition to living on air and sunlight energy.
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December 30th, 2024 by SunYogi
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In recent years vitamin D has emerged as a star of the “vitamin” world. There’s no question about it — vitamin D is garnering more excitement than any other vitamin out there, and deservedly so. Why all the enthusiasm? Read this article by Dr. Mercola to learn why.
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December 30th, 2024 by SunYogi
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In this health article, Dr. Mercola presents his evidence why Vitamin D is considered the most important vitamin in the human body. Learn what diseases Vitamin D will prevent and fight. Learn how much Vitamin D a person should ingest and receive from the Sun.
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December 27th, 2024 by SunYogi
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Research have linked vitamin D deficiency with cognitive impairment. A recent study shows that as levels of vitamin D goes down, cognitive impairment goes up.
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December 26th, 2024 by SunYogi
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This short post by XtremeMind.com teaches the importance of waking early in the morning, before the sun rises.
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December 26th, 2024 by SunYogi
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Dr. Michael Holick is one of the world’s foremost experts on vitamin D, sunlight and health. This interview by The Health Ranger Mike Adams shares 15 facts about sunlight and vitamin D that you may have never known.
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November 26th, 2024 by SunYogi
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A Melbourne University study has shown a link between depression and a lack of vitamin D, which is derived from exposure to sunlight. Exposure to sunlight is the most efficient way for the body to produce vitamin D, as little is found in food. A few minutes’ exposure each day during the summer and two to three hours per week during winter, is enough to maintain most people’s vitamin D levels.
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