Thank you for this. I've heard that it's not so much the Vitamin D itself that may be beneficial, but rather the process whereby Vitamin D gets produced that re

Thank you for this. I've heard that it's not so much the Vitamin D itself that may be beneficial, but rather the process whereby Vitamin D gets produced that results in the benefits. The tapestry of cells in our bodies has evolved over millions of years to function in a way that is most favorable to propagating themselves in the context of the environment in which they underwent natural selection. It seems we've removed ourselves from that environment in a lot of ways and then have been trying to compensate for that by micro-managing telemetry that we're able to easily or cheaply observe. However the underlying complexity is far, far beyond what we see as the end result of the cellular processes.