Sun exposure isn’t harmful, but high temperatures are
Friday, March 15, 2024 | 90 Views |
At risk: Prolonged high temperature tend to affect the very young and the elderly
According to Kenneth Photlokwe, an MSc in Medicine student at Wits University, South Africa and local health columnist, because the human body requires Vitamin D, being outside in the sun is not always detrimental.
He says research has shown that a daily dose of five to 30 minutes in the sun is enough to produce enough Vitamin D for an individual’s body. However, being overheated to the point where temperatures approach extremes can be harmful to one’s health.
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