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NYT: Do I Get Enough Vitamin D in the Winter?

February 19, 2018 By Parkinson's Community Help

Q. Can I get enough vitamin D from sunlight, even if I live in a place with little sunlight during the winter?

A. Most people can make enough vitamin D from sun exposure during the summer, but for many, synthesis can be inadequate in the winter.

NYT: Do I Get Enough Vitamin D in the Winter?

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