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<p><p>sunlight Is A Vital Component Of Good Health. Like Plants That Thrive In The Sun, We Humans Too Depend On Sunlight, In Our Case For The Production Of Vitamin D. In The Past Few Decades, However, Cultural Trends Have Steered Us Away From Sun Exposure. From Fear Of The Potential Dangers Of Uv Radiation And The Heavy Promotion Of Sunscreen Products To Artificial Work And Recreational Environments Centered On Virtual Reality, We Are All Spending Much More Time Indoors And Away From The Sun. What Are The Health Consequences?<p>in This Informative Overview Of An Often-neglected Topic, Historian Laurie Winn Carlson Examines The Historical And Cultural Factors That Have Created Our Indoor Lifestyles And The Medical Evidence That Suggests We Need To Get Out In The Sun. <p>she Begins By Tracing The Behavior Patterns That Have Caused A Shift Indoors. She Notes That It Was Common Decades Ago For Children To Spend Hours Playing Outside. Now The Lure Of Video Games And Heavy Sunscreen Use Have Changed All That. Adults, Also, Live And Work In The Perpetual Twilight Of Electric Lighting. Though We Feel Comfortable, There Is Evidence That Our Bodies Have Not Really Adjusted To A Lifestyle Tha

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Author
Laurie Winn Carlson
Publisher
Amherst, N.Y.: Prometheus Books
Published
2009
Language
EN
ISBN
9781591027010
Category
science
Subjects
Medical, Cooking, Fiction
Rating
3.25 / 5 (8 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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