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EdwinSm, 
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 Topic: Red heads better protected?Posted: November 14 2020 at 11:24pm |
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From a photo essay about redheads
Does this mean that having ginger hair will add protection against covid-19 by allowing for more vit-D? By extension should Scotland do better than the rest of the UK because of this genetic factor? [Or is the weather so bad that people stay indoors and so loose the effect of getting more vit-D?] This does not effect me as my hair is what it politely called "salt and pepper". Photo essay at: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-54929694 |
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Posted: November 16 2020 at 3:54am |
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My son is a true red head....carrot top with a red beard. I love it. I am a natural blonde. |
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Redheads are more common in northern latitudes as the gene adaptation allows for the absorption of vitamin D with little sunlight.