Vitamin D Deaths

USA Today had an article in it recently about a study done on vitamin D in humans. They determined that people with low blood levels of vitamin D were 2 times more likely to die from any cause (especially heart disease) in the next 8 years than those with higher levels of vitamin D. They said the lower levels of vitamin D could be related to our increase in indoor activities or air pollution. Some doctors said it was related to overuse of sunscreen. They recommended that you go without sunscreen for at least 10-15 minutes in the sun before you put it on.

We could get into a whole other discussion about sunscreens, but if you need or choose to use it here is what I recommend. http://www.amazon.com/dp/ B0014AEXUI/?tag=homescresour- 20
I know you will think I have gone off the deep end on this one, but trust me, it works. This rubs in really well and is not white if you do it right.