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  1. 0:00I want to go back to Madeline. So, my
  2. 0:02question was because the research that
  3. 0:04I'm reading says that vitamin D does not
  4. 0:06cause trigger or create a B vitamin
  5. 0:07deficiency.
  6. 0:08>> No, it's not in the literature except my
  7. 0:10article.
  8. 0:12>> Taking vitamin D supplements will not
  9. 0:14drain your
  10. 0:15your body's B vitamins.
  11. 0:17>> Let me read my my title. Vitamin D
  12. 0:19deficiency changes the intestinal
  13. 0:21microbiome reducing B vitamin production
  14. 0:24in the gut. The resulting lack of
  15. 0:26pantothenic acid adversely affects the
  16. 0:28immune system producing a
  17. 0:29pro-inflammatory state associated with
  18. 0:31atherosclerosis and autoimmunity. This
  19. 0:34is a brand new discovery
  20. 0:36made by someone who's not a scientist,
  21. 0:39who's not working in the primary lab,
  22. 0:41who is a clinician, and the impact of
  23. 0:44this
  24. 0:46is only as strong as I can get the the
  25. 0:50ideas out there and talk about what
  26. 0:53happened to my patients. Now,
  27. 0:55>> Is it Is it plausible that there's a
  28. 0:57sort of a intermediary link
  29. 1:00um between the two? I'm reading some
  30. 1:02things here that say people are very
  31. 1:04frequently both low in vitamin D and
  32. 1:05vitamin B12 at the same time, and this
  33. 1:07is because they share the same root
  34. 1:08cause like a poor gut absorption, aging,
  35. 1:10or a restrictive diet, not because one
  36. 1:12vitamin is destroying the other.
  37. 1:15>> That's what we've been told.
  38. 1:18We've also been told that old people
  39. 1:19don't need as much sleep, and that old
  40. 1:22people get a bad gut as they get old.
  41. 1:25It is my belief now that it is
  42. 1:28there is an absolute link between the
  43. 1:30production of D. And I don't have the
  44. 1:32articles for this even though this is
  45. 1:34dogma at the moment. That our production
  46. 1:36of vitamin D goes down as we get older.
  47. 1:39So, if you look back to that person who
  48. 1:41was 75, who didn't get sick until they
  49. 1:44were 75,
  50. 1:47their skin production, even though
  51. 1:49they're still out there with their truck
  52. 1:50farm and still raising their own food,
  53. 1:52their skin production rate of vitamin D
  54. 1:54goes down, and this is probably true for
  55. 1:56every animal.
  56. 1:58And then, as their D goes low, they lose
  57. 2:00their microbiome, and then they die of
  58. 2:03one of the multiple diseases that are
  59. 2:04linked to this multiple deficiency
  60. 2:06state. It's a different lens to look
  61. 2:09through that says
  62. 2:12there is actually
  63. 2:14a system that allowed us to live without
  64. 2:16medical problems that weren't either
  65. 2:19related to epidemics of childhood
  66. 2:22illness or starving to death. And as
  67. 2:25long as we had good diets, you can
  68. 2:27actually look at 1945 to about 1985 and
  69. 2:29say, "What was the ideal for the humans
  70. 2:32that lived rurally in the United States?
  71. 2:34Did they live to be 75 years old and
  72. 2:37then get diseases?"
  73. 2:39So, it's my claim that those people
  74. 2:40didn't go to the doctor cuz there
  75. 2:42weren't any around them.
  76. 2:44And then, things started to happen to
  77. 2:46them. Then, instead of looking at it
  78. 2:48through the lens of this disease means
  79. 2:51this drug,
  80. 2:52then instead, we say we should pre-
  81. 2:55preventing this by paying attention to
  82. 2:57what vitamin D does in the body
  83. 2:59and what the B's do in the body.
  84. 3:02And ultimately,
  85. 3:06that is linked to most of our diseases.
  86. 3:08>> Okay, so I'll read the conclusion of
  87. 3:10your study here, which was published in
  88. 3:112016. I hypothesize, and it's important
  89. 3:14to say this is a hypothesis, that the
  90. 3:15parallel epidemics of abnormal sleep and
  91. 3:18abnormal intestinal microbiome are
  92. 3:20linked to one another through vitamin D
  93. 3:22deficiency. Proper supplementation doses
  94. 3:25of vitamin D plus all eight B vitamins
  95. 3:27appears to return the intestinal
  96. 3:28microbiome to normal in 3 months.
  97. 3:31Reinstating the normal microbiome not
  98. 3:33only treats IBS symptoms, it returns the
  99. 3:34supply of vitamin
  100. 3:37B's to their natural daily doses. The B
  101. 3:40vitamins are neither good for us nor
  102. 3:41unnecessary. They are good for the
  103. 3:43person who needs them and only until the
  104. 3:45normal source picks up again. Both sleep
  105. 3:48disruption and pain can be caused by
  106. 3:49large doses of B vitamins once the
  107. 3:52intestinal microbiome has returned to
  108. 3:53normal. The B vitamins are very
  109. 3:56biologically intertwined both in their
  110. 3:58intestinal production and cellulose
  111. 4:00cellular use. This suggests that B
  112. 4:02vitamins aside from B12 were not meant
  113. 4:04to be used individually and returning to
  114. 4:06restorative sleep with normal supply of
  115. 4:08the building blocks of cellular repair
  116. 4:10has the potential to repair the
  117. 4:12pro-inflammatory state seen in
  118. 4:14association with atherosclerosis.
  119. 4:18>> Atherosclerosis.
  120. 4:19>> As well as the hyperandrogenic
  121. 4:22state of associated with hypertension,
  122. 4:24heart disease, and stroke. It appears
  123. 4:25that given the proper essential elements
  124. 4:27for normal sleep, the body is designed
  125. 4:29to repair every physical injury that
  126. 4:31occurs during normal daily use and may
  127. 4:33even retain a memory of long deferred
  128. 4:35repairs. So, essentially you're saying
  129. 4:37that um
  130. 4:39if you can return the body's vitamin D
  131. 4:42and and B levels to normal,
  132. 4:45then the body will kick back up and
  133. 4:46start producing
  134. 4:48the um
  135. 4:50everything it needs. But, I guess the
  136. 4:52scientific consensus at the moment is
  137. 4:54saying that there's not a
  138. 4:55link between vitamin D
  139. 4:58and a vitamin B Well, it's saying that
  140. 5:00vitamin D does not cause a vitamin B
  141. 5:02deficiency.
  142. 5:03>> Correct.
  143. 5:04>> And you disagree with that.
  144. 5:05>> Absolutely.
  145. 5:06>> And could it be the case that
  146. 5:08there's some intermediary link? I e. If
  147. 5:10I take
  148. 5:11if I take lots of vitamin D, it disrupts
  149. 5:14my magnesium production and the
  150. 5:17magnesium production is having an impact
  151. 5:18on vitamin B and could it be the case
  152. 5:20that it's something else?
  153. 5:21>> Yes, of course.
  154. 5:24>> Okay.
  155. 5:25>> And in fact, it's way more complicated
  156. 5:28than you and I have talked about.
  157. 5:30And where you finally arrive is actually
  158. 5:33at coenzyme A deficiency.
  159. 5:36And that is a very important chemical.
  160. 5:39It runs our mitochondrial health and our
  161. 5:42ability to make energy and it's linked
  162. 5:45to all the
  163. 5:46degenerative
  164. 5:47diseases, so
  165. 5:49it's not that
  166. 5:52I don't understand the
  167. 5:55idea that once you're a hammer
  168. 5:57everything's a nail, because that's what
  169. 5:59I was told by all of my colleagues that
  170. 6:02you're trying to explain everything.
  171. 6:04It's that I saw Madeline go back to work
  172. 6:08and we haven't even talked about what
  173. 6:09happened to Natalie.
  174. 6:10>> What happened to Natalie?
  175. 6:11>> Natalie got better and actually
  176. 6:14>> How?
  177. 6:15>> She first with the D, like most of the
  178. 6:18patients, she started to sleep better,
  179. 6:20but at the end of two years she stopped
  180. 6:22sleeping better.
  181. 6:24She actually lost weight, which was the
  182. 6:26case with several of the women that were
  183. 6:28postpartum who had complained about
  184. 6:30that.
  185. 6:31So in some my interpretation was in
  186. 6:34someone who's less affected than
  187. 6:36Madeline was, the D B50 combination,
  188. 6:39especially in the setting of being after
  189. 6:42the pregnancy, is really all somebody
  190. 6:44who was relatively normal at the start
  191. 6:47of their life needs.
  192. 6:49And then she got better,
  193. 6:51her antidepressant went away, her
  194. 6:54postpartum depression cleared, her high
  195. 6:57heart rate. So the other thing that we
  196. 6:58didn't mention is many of these women
  197. 7:00who are very interested in exercise and
  198. 7:03doing exercise had high heart rates of
  199. 7:05110 or above sitting quietly and had not
  200. 7:09been like that before. Their high heart
  201. 7:11rates come down.
  202. 7:12So she came back to being her normal
  203. 7:15self again.
  204. 7:16>> And did she have to come off the vitamin
  205. 7:18B?
  206. 7:18>> She only took it for three months.
  207. 7:20>> Okay, and she
  208. 7:21>> And then she did a multivitamin and then
  209. 7:23eventually almost everybody needs to be
  210. 7:25off the multivitamin completely. It is
  211. 7:27my belief that if all of this happened
  212. 7:30spontaneously in every other animal on
  213. 7:32the planet
  214. 7:34then we shouldn't have to take
  215. 7:35supplements either. The squirrels are
  216. 7:37not going to GNC to buy supplements.
  217. 7:40That means if there's a mistake made,
  218. 7:43like we move indoors and we give back
  219. 7:46what is needed to get the normal
  220. 7:48microbiome,
  221. 7:50then you should assume that your body
  222. 7:53will go back to supporting itself.
  223. 7:56>> And Natalie is she's good again?
  224. 7:58>> Natalie is back to being
  225. 8:00a triathlete and doing great.
  226. 8:02>> If we zoom out for a second, what is the
  227. 8:04advice you'll give to all of my
  228. 8:06listeners now? There might be millions
  229. 8:07of them all over the world, some of
  230. 8:08which are struggling with sleep. Some of
  231. 8:10them just want to you know, optimize
  232. 8:11their sleep a little bit. What is the
  233. 8:12the over overarching advice? The thing
  234. 8:14that all of them could could do to make
  235. 8:16sure they sleep better in your view?
  236. 8:18>> One, do the behavioral cognitive stuff
  237. 8:20first. Make the blackout curtains, do
  238. 8:22the whole thing.
  239. 8:24If you haven't done that with the eye
  240. 8:26cover,
  241. 8:28then go ahead and do that. And if that's
  242. 8:29all you need, do not mess around with
  243. 8:32supplements.
  244. 8:34Two, if you've already done the
  245. 8:36behavioral changes,
  246. 8:38then go to my website, read about the
  247. 8:41ideas, or listen to this podcast and see
  248. 8:44whether or not the ideas there feel like
  249. 8:47they apply to you.
  250. 8:49>> You've come up with this protocol called
  251. 8:50the right sleep protocol. What is that?
  252. 8:53And can you walk me through it?
  253. 8:54>> Sure. So, the right sleep program is
  254. 8:58a process of taking your D to a certain
  255. 9:00level,
  256. 9:02supplementing B12 if your B12 is at a
  257. 9:04certain level below a certain level,
  258. 9:07taking B50 for 3 months,
  259. 9:10and then taking a multivitamin.
  260. 9:12And that is until your body says, "Gee,
  261. 9:15I might need more
  262. 9:17B's."
  263. 9:19This is a diagram
  264. 9:21and you have a beautiful stepwise
  265. 9:24a visual assist here.
  266. 9:26The first
  267. 9:273 months, if your B12 is low, you will
  268. 9:30take B12 as a separate supplement. And
  269. 9:32keep in mind there's a lot to be learned
  270. 9:34about multivitamins. For instance,
  271. 9:37many multivitamins say multivitamin on
  272. 9:39the front, but they actually have the
  273. 9:41equivalent of B50 in them.
  274. 9:44They have 50 mg of all these B vitamins.
  275. 9:47In fact, if you go to an expensive
  276. 9:48vitamin store, they put up the doses of
  277. 9:51B's.
  278. 9:52The doses of these vitamins are
  279. 9:54extremely important for the way you feel
  280. 9:57every day.
  281. 9:59If you get it right, you feel energetic,
  282. 10:01perky, and wonderful all day. If you get
  283. 10:02it wrong, you feel awful in the same way
  284. 10:04you did before. You have to look at the
  285. 10:06back. You have to learn some of the name
  286. 10:07of these vitamins. Most people are not
  287. 10:09that interested in that. If you want to
  288. 10:11get better, that's what you have to do.
  289. 10:13So, the first step is you're taking all
  290. 10:15four of these, then
  291. 10:18in the second step,
  292. 10:20for a period of usually 3 to 4 months,
  293. 10:24you're still taking B12 if you were B12
  294. 10:26deficient.
  295. 10:28You're still taking vitamin D, and
  296. 10:29you're adjusting your vitamin D dosing
  297. 10:32based on recommendations based on your D
  298. 10:34levels that you're doing every month,
  299. 10:36and I show you how to get them done
  300. 10:38properly because the vitamin D levels
  301. 10:40that your doctor is doing are not
  302. 10:42accurate, unfortunately, nor do they
  303. 10:44know that or care.
  304. 10:46And you're still taking a multivitamin.
  305. 10:49Then,
  306. 10:50>> [clears throat]
  307. 10:50>> after the 3 months that are depicted
  308. 10:54here,
  309. 10:55it turns out if your sleep is much
  310. 10:58better,
  311. 11:00you will actually get to a place
  312. 11:02where
  313. 11:04your body will stop sleeping well again.
  314. 11:08And it turns out that your brain is
  315. 11:10asking for more
  316. 11:12additional B's.
  317. 11:13The basic bottom line is the sleep is a
  318. 11:16thing that once you learn how to use it,
  319. 11:19and once you learn the concept that
  320. 11:22if in the third or fourth month of this
  321. 11:24program, my sleep gets much better,
  322. 11:28and then in the sixth month it gets
  323. 11:30worse again, what you should take from
  324. 11:32that is my brain really knows how to do
  325. 11:35this. It was able to get me to sleep
  326. 11:38from 10:00 to 6:00 with one brief wake
  327. 11:41up,
  328. 11:42went back to sleep, didn't get up to
  329. 11:43pee, and I have no pain when I wake up,
  330. 11:45and I feel energetic all day long. It
  331. 11:48knows how to do that.
  332. 11:49When it doesn't do it again 2 months
  333. 11:52later, the message is not, "Oh man, I
  334. 11:55knew it wouldn't work cuz everything
  335. 11:57else I've tried didn't work." Instead,
  336. 11:59it means
  337. 12:00what my brain is asking for is something
  338. 12:03else. Then,
  339. 12:05you address that.
  340. 12:08On my website, I also have multiple
  341. 12:11videos of Q&As addressing questions
  342. 12:14like, "I'm in the fifth month and this
  343. 12:17happened to me, etc."
  344. 12:19So, what I would give as advice is one,
  345. 12:22supplementation is only good for you if
  346. 12:25there's something wrong with you that
  347. 12:27you're trying to correct.
  348. 12:30Two, keep a log of what happens to that
  349. 12:33thing
  350. 12:34because we tend to forget. All my
  351. 12:36headache patients forget that they had
  352. 12:38headaches when they go away. That's
  353. 12:40challenging to a clinician cuz they come
  354. 12:43back and they say, "Yeah, I still have
  355. 12:45headaches." And then their husband says,
  356. 12:47"Wait, we were in Vegas
  357. 12:492 weeks ago and you said we didn't you
  358. 12:50didn't have any headaches at all."
  359. 12:52And she says, "Oh, I know, but they're
  360. 12:54back now." We view it as it should have
  361. 12:56fixed me and now it hasn't. This is a
  362. 12:58different belief system where the answer
  363. 13:01is your brain is asking you for
  364. 13:03something. Interpreting what it's asking
  365. 13:05for is difficult but possible.
  366. 13:07>> So, number one was
  367. 13:10>> If you do not have something wrong with
  368. 13:12you, do not mess with supplements,
  369. 13:14especially D.
  370. 13:15>> Number two is keep a log.
  371. 13:17>> read more, think about it. Think about
  372. 13:19it a little bit. Think about whether or
  373. 13:21not there things that are bothering you.
  374. 13:22>> Okay. Number three
  375. 13:24>> Number three is if there's something
  376. 13:25bothering you, then decide you're
  377. 13:27actually going to take some time
  378. 13:30and you're going to learn about a system
  379. 13:32which allows you to give supplements
  380. 13:34that lets your body be fully replete,
  381. 13:38which means fills up all the
  382. 13:39deficiencies, and that your final
  383. 13:42outcome will be great sleep, great
  384. 13:45repair, and you will be doing things
  385. 13:48that will allow your body to prevent
  386. 13:51degenerative illness.
  387. 13:52>> Why don't you just, you know, why don't
  388. 13:53I just, instead of taking supplements,
  389. 13:55will be this, be that, be the other D,
  390. 13:57whatever. Why don't I just go outside in
  391. 14:00the sun and have a better diet?
  392. 14:02>> I think that's a great
  393. 14:05question, and
  394. 14:06here's the problem.
  395. 14:08>> So, I've got, you know, I've got all
  396. 14:08these things, these wonderful things
  397. 14:10here.
  398. 14:11I've got
  399. 14:12I've got some kimchi, which is good for
  400. 14:14the gut microbiome, I've heard. I've got
  401. 14:16kombucha.
  402. 14:17I've got, uh,
  403. 14:18some yogurt thing here. I've got, I
  404. 14:20don't even pronounce that.
  405. 14:21>> Sauerkraut.
  406. 14:21>> Sauerkraut.
  407. 14:22And I've got some kefir. Why don't I
  408. 14:24just
  409. 14:25have all this stuff, which is great for
  410. 14:27my gut microbiome, and then go outside
  411. 14:29and spend spend the morning in the
  412. 14:31sunshine getting up improving my vitamin
  413. 14:32D levels. Presumably, this is going to
  414. 14:34help my gut, and the sunshine is going
  415. 14:36to help my vitamin D. Voilà.
  416. 14:38>> I think you could actually do that. If
  417. 14:40there's not much wrong with you, I think
  418. 14:42that's the better path, frankly.
  419. 14:45Supplementing with vitamin D is not the
  420. 14:47same as being outdoors. Okay, explain
  421. 14:50that to me.
  422. 14:51>> What do you mean it's not the same? How
  423. 14:52is it different? Cuz my doctor did a
  424. 14:54blood test recently, and, uh, I did two
  425. 14:56blood tests. One at Nico Health, #had a
  426. 14:57#investor.
  427. 14:59Um, Nico Health, and
  428. 15:01the Nico Health test that I did said I
  429. 15:03was vitamin D deficient, which doesn't
  430. 15:05surprise me cuz I live in this dark
  431. 15:06bunker.
  432. 15:08I don't I never leave the DriveTribe
  433. 15:09studio. People just walk in, and I live
  434. 15:10in here, and I eat in here, and I
  435. 15:12But I'm vitamin D deficient, it said.
  436. 15:14So, I went to the store, and I just
  437. 15:15started taking vitamin D. I assume
  438. 15:16that's fixed it.
  439. 15:18Why is vitamin D supplementation
  440. 15:20different from being out in the sun?
  441. 15:22>> There is a lot of literature about by a
  442. 15:24gal named Stephanie Seneff who says that
  443. 15:27the vitamin D that we make on our skin
  444. 15:29skin is sulfated, which is different
  445. 15:31than the vitamin D we're taking as
  446. 15:33supplemented.
  447. 15:34And it has a different behavior in the
  448. 15:36body. Number two, it turns out there's a
  449. 15:38lot of literature that shows that
  450. 15:40vitamin D is not the only thing made by
  451. 15:42UVB hitting your your skin. And what
  452. 15:44it's hitting is cholesterol.
  453. 15:46And that cholesterol is changed in this
  454. 15:48chemical called D 3.
  455. 15:51But there are
  456. 15:52probably 15, 20 other chemicals that are
  457. 15:55being made at the same time.
  458. 15:58>> Okay.
  459. 15:58>> They are not being taken with that pill
  460. 16:00of vitamin D3. That is a separate
  461. 16:03literature that's just gotten really
  462. 16:06some attention in the last 10 years.
  463. 16:08There are all these other things that
  464. 16:10prevent inflammation, that do things to
  465. 16:13your skin, that were actually being made
  466. 16:16by the sunlight that you're being
  467. 16:18exposed to, that protects you from the
  468. 16:20damaging effects.
  469. 16:22>> So why can't someone who is really
  470. 16:23struggling with their sleep, why can't
  471. 16:25the prescription just be
  472. 16:27improve your your diet?
  473. 16:29>> Have you tried that with patients where
  474. 16:30you said you've not?
  475. 16:32>> One of the reasons why these are
  476. 16:34effective
  477. 16:35>> The the the
  478. 16:36>> the fermented foods, okay? Fermented
  479. 16:39food means you're eating rotting food.
  480. 16:43That's not the way we call it because it
  481. 16:45sounds disgusting, okay? But bacteria
  482. 16:48are growing in here
  483. 16:50>> Yeah.
  484. 16:50>> and they're secreting things like B
  485. 16:52vitamins and reuteri. They're making a
  486. 16:55yeast bacterial mixture. So there's
  487. 16:57fungus growing in there, there are
  488. 16:59viruses in there, there are many
  489. 17:01microbes.
  490. 17:02>> Microbes.
  491. 17:02>> Microbes, thank you.
  492. 17:03>> Huh, look at me.
  493. 17:06Look at you.
  494. 17:06>> You're awesome. That means you're eating
  495. 17:08bacteria. You're basically eating a food
  496. 17:11that has to be 50 in it.
  497. 17:13>> Which is great.
  498. 17:14>> Yeah. So
  499. 17:15>> So why don't you give that to your pa-
  500. 17:16>> Because I have no idea what the time
  501. 17:18frame will be for this having that
  502. 17:21success for you. This is the easy way.
  503. 17:24This is the fast way. This is the way I
  504. 17:26can tell you that I've had more
  505. 17:28experience with my clients over time.
  506. 17:31And if you want to fix something that's
  507. 17:33really badly off, by the time you get a
  508. 17:35sleep disorder
  509. 17:36>> that can't see cuz they're just
  510. 17:37listening on audio, you're pointing at
  511. 17:38the vitamins.
  512. 17:39>> I'm pointing at the vitamins and the
  513. 17:41step-wise approach which is right there.
  514. 17:43>> and easy approach.
  515. 17:44>> Exactly. And if you don't want to use
  516. 17:46supplements, I would support you all the
  517. 17:48way.
  518. 17:49>> In doing what?
  519. 17:50>> In going outside, just what you
  520. 17:52described. I think the healthier
  521. 17:54approach to all of our diseases is to be
  522. 17:58outside much more and to include these
  523. 18:02fermented foods.
  524. 18:03>> Now on this point of being outside much
  525. 18:04more, some people live in cloudy places,
  526. 18:06you know, I spent a lot of my life
  527. 18:07living in places like London in the UK.
  528. 18:09And there's not much sunlight.
  529. 18:11>> Right.
  530. 18:11>> So what do I do about that?
  531. 18:12>> Remember how I said that Madeleine was a
  532. 18:14redhead?
  533. 18:15>> Yeah.
  534. 18:16>> That turns out to be important. So
  535. 18:18melanin is the pigment that humans have
  536. 18:21in their skin.
  537. 18:22>> [clears throat]
  538. 18:22>> You have more than I do. I put more
  539. 18:24melanin as I stay out in the sun more
  540. 18:27and I tan.
  541. 18:28>> Mhm.
  542. 18:28>> [clears throat]
  543. 18:29>> That melanin is absorbing energy. It's
  544. 18:31there to protect you from overexposure
  545. 18:34to sunlight and damaging effects on the
  546. 18:37DNA of your skin.
  547. 18:39The redhead gene usually comes with
  548. 18:41freckles, which means that there is only
  549. 18:43little tiny parts of the skin that have
  550. 18:45melanin.
  551. 18:47And the redhead gene came about in the
  552. 18:49far north Viking Scotland.
  553. 18:53And those places don't get much
  554. 18:56sunlight. That means it cleared out the
  555. 18:58blocker
  556. 19:00of the thing that collected that energy
  557. 19:03and allowed people who lived in very
  558. 19:06overcast environments to make D because
  559. 19:09the melanin didn't block the conversion
  560. 19:12to vitamin D and all these other things
  561. 19:13that it does.
  562. 19:14>> So, redheads actually have a bit of a
  563. 19:15superpower when it comes to their
  564. 19:17relationship with the sunshine. They can
  565. 19:19make significantly more.
  566. 19:20>> That depends. Now, if you pick up all
  567. 19:22the Scotsmen
  568. 19:24and you put them in Texas and Oklahoma,
  569. 19:27which is where I live,
  570. 19:28and many of the people there
  571. 19:30have red hair and they came from
  572. 19:32Scotsmen. The problem is they're now in
  573. 19:34an environment with very high sun
  574. 19:37levels. It's very hot in the summer. And
  575. 19:40they cannot tolerate the level of sun.
  576. 19:43That means if you get to a point on the
  577. 19:45world where you pick up big populations
  578. 19:47and you move them into another weather
  579. 19:49type, they have not had enough time to
  580. 19:51adapt. There are things about melanin
  581. 19:53amounts
  582. 19:55and our survival that make a difference.
  583. 19:58So, I still recommend that supplementing
  584. 20:01with D is not the whole answer.
  585. 20:04Supplementation in and of itself is not
  586. 20:06what we want. What we want is our kids
  587. 20:08to be outside much more. There are now
  588. 20:10new learning environments for kids where
  589. 20:13they're out in the forests,
  590. 20:15where they're not enclosed in
  591. 20:17schoolrooms.
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