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There's also no safe level of sun exposure. You can make lots of things sound absolutely terrifying if you're willing to abuse rhetoric.
by standardUser 4y ago
There's also no safe level of sun exposure. You can make lots of things sound absolutely terrifying if you're willing to abuse rhetoric.
- robryk 4y agoI'm surprised by that. I would expect low enough exposure to cause abnormally low bone density and other calcium-related problems via "vitamin"[1] D deficiency. [1] It's not really a vitamin, because we do produce it internally (as opposed to having to ingest it in diet).