Air pollution, toxins, heavy metals and smoking each result in lower Vitamin D levels Air pollution, environmental chemicals, and smoking may trigger vitamin D deficiency: Evidence and potential mechanisms Environment International, online 30 Nov 2018 Smoking * Smoking reduces vitamin D - many studies * Low Vitamin D is worse for your health than smoking Air Pollution reduces Vitamin D production - many studies * Traffic pollution increases asthma unless supplement with Vitamin D (mice) June 2018 * Vitamin D level: 27 ng if low pollution, 12 ng if high pollution (Delhi children) June 2018 * Air Pollution 2000-2012 nice interactive maps * Fewer pre-term births after pollution reduction (vitamin D not mentioned) April 2014 * Household chemicals found to be the source of half of urban pollution (and thus decreased urban vitamin D) Feb 2018 * Higher air pollution associated with 7 ng lower vitamin D levels Aug 2013 Heavy Metals * Cadmium liver problem 5 X less likely when vitamin D is greater than 40 ng April 2018 * Lead in breastmilk reduced vitamin D levels in blood by a third (in rats) Feb 2018 * A good Vitamin D Receptor (or perhaps more vitamin D) protects against lead during pregnancy Pesticides * Pesticides increase risk of Cancers, Alz, ALS, Asthma, ADHD, etc
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