As shown in the figure, PD⊥BC, PE⊥CA, PF⊥AB.

Since ∠AEP+∠AFP=90∘+90∘=180∘, A,E,P,F are concyclic, and AP=dA is a diameter of this circle, from which we obtain: ∠EPF=180∘−∠A=∠B+∠C.
Using the Law of Sines EF=dAsinA, and the Law of Cosines, we can derive
(dAsinA)2=EF2=d22+d32−2d2d3cos∠EPF=d22+d32−2d2d3cos(∠B+∠C)=d22(cos2C+sin2C)+d32(cos2B+sin2B)−2d2d3(cosBcosC−sinBsinC)=(d2cosC−d3cosB)2+(d2sinC+d3sinB)2≥(d2sinC+d3sinB)2.
Therefore we have dAsinA>d2sinC+d3sinB, that is, dA≥sinAd2sinC+d3sinB.
Similarly we can prove
dB≥sinBd3sinA+d1sinC,dC≥sinCd1sinB+d2sinA.
Therefore
dA+dB+dC≥sinAd2sinC+d3sinB+sinBd3sinA+d1sinC+sinCd1sinB+d2sinA=d1(sinBsinC+sinCsinB)+d2(sinCsinA+sinAsinC)+d3(sinAsinB+sinBsinA)≥2(d1+d2+d3).