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A lack of sunlight can trigger bi-polar responses. Getting 30-40 minutes of direct sunlight each day can give you all of the Vitamin D you need. It seems logical that Vitamin Deficiency could mimic bi-polar disease as it would be temporary and related to not getting enough Vitamin D from food or sunlight.
