Researchers found that Vitamin D activates proteins that lock onto a segment of DNA next to a certain gene - called DRBI-1501- which has been implicated in the development of MS. These proteins regulate what the gene does, in effect switching it on. If there is a lack of Vitamin D in the body, the gene may not function properly.*

 COMICAL TIDBIT: The following is from a book entitled Disorder in the American Courts and is something a person actually said in court, word for word, taken down and now published by court reporter(s) that had the torment of staying calm while this exchange (and others) actually took place.