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Sunshine helps ? What you reckon ?
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My computer has a gremlin in the works! Can't go across to your link ....sure things will improve later.
However just commenting on the title sunshine helps - it's got to be good.
Hope I got the context right? Apologies if I didn't !
All the best Jan
However just commenting on the title sunshine helps - it's got to be good.
Hope I got the context right? Apologies if I didn't !
All the best Jan
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The NHS has cast a cloud over this news 
But hey sunshine is the best way of keeping the Vit D topped up naturally so it is beneficial in that sense
We can pretty confidently sat that the Express' front page splash saying, "Sunlight is key to fighting diabetes", and the Mirror's claim that "Sunshine can make you thin", are both nonsense.
http://www.nhs.uk/news/2014/10October/Pages/sunshine-for-diabetes.aspx
But hey sunshine is the best way of keeping the Vit D topped up naturally so it is beneficial in that sense
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graham64 wrote:
But hey sunshine is the best way of keeping the Vit D topped up naturally so it is beneficial in that sense
Certainly agree with that
All the best Jan
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