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Second generation dark skinned immigrants live shorter lives

A chart in by Dr. Grimes in the UK Video June 2011

Note that children from Bangladesh do not die as much as those from Pakistan - with similar skin color

They do not have such concealing clothes - thus getting more vitamin D from the sun
They eat far more fish (which contain vitamin D)

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See also Vitamin D Life

Second generation dark skinned immigrants live shorter lives

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- Ebooks on Vitamin D by Dr. Grimes - March 2013 First and 2nd generation migrants 2X more likely to have psychotic disorders – Jan 2013

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