
Today, this 3rd Saturday of November, it is almost 70 out there. Maybe this will warm up my swimming by tomorrow morning. I aborted this morning's swim attempt after about 5 minutes.
I kind of get lost in my thoughts while communing with nature on the Tandy Hills. Today I hike down a hill, cross a creek lined with trees, come out of the trees to start up a steep hill when I am startled by an over-sized guy ahead of me on the hill.
It was a HOT enough to hike shirtless day. It is important to expose as much skin to the sun as possible, periodically, in order to get Vitamin D into the system. It does not take much sun exposure to do the job. But way too many people get way too little sun, and develop a Vitamin D deficiency.
It is not good to be deficient in Vitamin D.
4 comments:
I was told that you had to fore go bathing/showering overnight to experience the benefits of sunny D...is that true?
CT2----
I had not heard that no bath/shower thing before regarding sunlight causing the manufacture of Vitamin D.
It is absolutely true, Mr. Durango. I go without bathing or showering for weeks at a time, not counting when it rained. I assure you I'm full of it. Your friend, BillyHill. See ya on them hills!!
BillyHill sure is a smart one ;)
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