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Default Time in the sun.
http://health.usnews.com/health-news...-for-vitamin-d


" In the winter, it's impossible to produce vitamin D from the sun if you live north of Atlanta because the sun never gets high enough in the sky for its ultraviolet B rays to penetrate the atmosphere. "


Hmmm... MS is more frequent the farther you get from the equator?
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