it really only takes about 5 minutes of exposure to get the vitamin D your body needs. i would happily do it between 7-9AM when the UV is low than doing it at mid day.
it really only takes about 5 minutes of exposure to get the vitamin D your body needs. i would happily do it between 7-9AM when the UV is low than doing it at mid day.
You only need 5 minutes at midday in the summer. At 7am, you get essentially no vitamin D.
What you are saying is exactly the wrong takeaway. Please read the article:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1751-1097.2008...
Beneficial UV is UVB, which is low when the sun is low because it can’t get through the ozone and atmosphere as well when the sun is at an angle. Instead, you are getting mostly UVA, which has an easier time passing through the skin (and atmosphere) and doesn’t stimulate vitamin D production.