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Old 06-16-2009, 08:04 PM
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I've also heard the Vitamin D theory frequently. And, the risk of developing MS when one grow up in Canada or the northern states (or Australia, New Zealand, etc.) seems to suggest that lack of Vitamin D could be a possible contributing factor.

I wonder, however, if Vitamin D needs to come specifically from the sun. I grew up in Canada, but drank LOTS of milk, so a lack of Vitamin D from food sources was not an issue for me. Just wondering.

Thanks for the link, Lara. Read your snips; will read article later.

~ Faith

It does not feel the same to me. I feel distinctly different effects from sun exposure than anything I can eat or drink. I have hx of vit D deficiency and it would be interesting to see what my chromosomes look like.

It would be terribly cool if vit D is all it's gonna take to reduce that many cases of ms.
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