During the winter months, populations living in cold climates show greater frequency of broken bones than populations living in warm, sunny climates. What might be a possible solution to this problem?

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Reagan Coleman

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11 January, 18:28

During the winter months, populations living in cold climates show greater frequency of broken bones than populations living in warm, sunny climates. What might be a possible solution to this problem?

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A dietary supplement of cholecalciferol.

Explanation:

Cholecalciferol is made by the skin when it is exposed to the sunlight. It is also known as D₃. Due to not proper exposure to the sunlight the a deficiency of cholecalciferol is generated. Due to which the bones becomes weaker of the people living in cold climates as compared to people living in the warm and sunny climates.