Less sun, more back pain (low vitamin D) – Sept 2018

LOW-BACK PAIN: LACK OF SUN? BY MARC SORENSON, EDD

  • “First of all, low-back pain is pandemic in much of the world. And, it is especially common in countries where most women wear clothing that prevents sun exposure to the skin.[DOI: 10.1007/s10067-007-0603-4]
  • “One of the first studies to show an association between LBP and reduced sun exposure was done in England: ] Northerners were 3-4 times as likely to suffer low-back pain as southerners. Of course, we know that there is less sunshine in the north.”

Sorrenson is the co-author of the excellent book Embrace the Sun – benefits of the sun (Nitric Oxide etc.) – book June 2018


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