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Unless you're teleporting or living there, getting from home to the office normally involves at least some exposure to sunlight.

Working from home doesn't mean you are forced or even have any incentive to stay at home all day long.

OK but the OP didn't say all people get vitamin D deficiency from working at home, they were only describing their own experience.

When did I say I was forced?

Are you actually responding to what I said, or are you just preemptively attacking what you (incorrectly) assume is an anti wfh statement?

I am just disputing the causality of that deficiency of vitamin D. WFH has nothing to do with the fact one doesn't spend some time outside every day.