• DavidGarcia
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    1 year ago

    that’s why you’d make the level of UVB radiation low enough that people could safely spend 24/7 under it, but high enough that it provides a health benefit

    You might not get 100% of your vit D levels this way, but perhaps just a fraction of it. Depends on how the risk benefit calculation works out.

    and of course infrared is generally harmless as long as it’s not strong enough to cook you.