Sun-kissed: Research shows people who spend more time in the sun, and those with relatively higher levels of vitamin D, are less likely to develop MS.
Also, people with MS who spend time in the sun, or have higher levels of vitamin D, seem to get less severe MS and fewer relapses.
Bright sunlight helps human skin produce vitamin D. Researchers believe vitamin D may help regulate the immune system in ways that reduce the risk of MS and autoimmune disorders in general. People from near the equator, where there is a great deal of bright sunlight, generally have much lower risk of MS than people from temperate zones like the U.S. and Canada, where sunshine isn’t consistent throughout the year.
BUT IMPORTANT: Use sunscreen. You'll still get vitamin D while you're being safe.
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