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Sunlight Institute Responses to sun articles 323
Wednesday, June 21, 2023
Sunlight Institute Responses to sun articles 323
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You are correct, especially about the need for regular sunlight, especially in a country like India, where there is so much opportunity to soak up the sun. Here are more reasons for regular, non-burning sun exposure:
- Sun exposure kills the Covid-19 virus outside the body very quickly, and the vitamin D produced by the skin in response to sunlight dramatically reduces the risk of dying of Covid-19—as much as 50-plus percent!
Full Circle: Spa services help tanning businesses gain and sustain momentum in all facets
Wednesday, June 21, 2023
Full Circle: Spa services help tanning businesses gain and sustain momentum in all facets
Tuesday, June 20th, 2023 SmartTan.com
A lesser-known phrase than its undesirable counterpart, a “virtuous circle” occurs when one good thing happening causes other good things to happen, which causes the first thing to continue happening, and so on in perpetuity.
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Alberta – Fuel tax paused until December 31
Monday, June 19, 2023
Fuel tax paused until December 31
June 19, 2023 Media inquiries Cabinet and Treasury Board have voted to extend the fuel tax pause through the remainder of the year, fulfilling a promise made by Premier Danielle Smith and the United Conservatives during the recent election campaign.… continue readingMal-Illumination: The ‘indoor epidemic’
Wednesday, June 14, 2023
Mal-Illumination: The ‘indoor epidemic’
Wednesday, June 14th, 2023 SmartTan.com
Many experts believe that the deficiency of sun exposure as a result of modern indoor lifestyles is widespread enough to be considered a health epidemic. They call it “mal-illumination.” Put simply by Dr.
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