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Yes, your body produces vitamin D3 when your skin is exposed to sunlight. However, factors like age, skin type, geographic location, and time spent outdoors can affect how much vitamin D3 you produce. People with Parkinson's may have less sun exposure due to reduced outdoor activity, so supplementation might still be Show Full Answer

Yes, your body produces vitamin D3 when your skin is exposed to sunlight. However, factors like age, skin type, geographic location, and time spent outdoors can affect how much vitamin D3 you produce. People with Parkinson's may have less sun exposure due to reduced outdoor activity, so supplementation might still be necessary. Always consult your doctor to assess your vitamin D levels and needs.

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