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Sunscreen Protects Skin, But Does It Also Cost Lives?
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
A lot of factors influence the degree of skin cancer risk, including frequency of exposure, repeated sunburns, fair skin, time of day, time of year, age. But studies suggest the singular focus on skin cancer has obscured the benefits of moderate exposure. In fact, not only are there benefits, but avoiding the sun can be dangerous. continue reading
It isn’t the sun but the sunscreen that may cause skin cancer, research reveals
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
The researchers also found that chemicals in the sunscreens generate free radicals in the body. They produce oxidative stress leading to cancer. continue reading
Sunlight Institute responses to sun articles 2/18/19—2/24/19
Monday, February 25, 2019
Sunlight Institute responses to sun articles 2/18/19—2/24/19
https://interestingengineering.com/these-patches-turn-cell-phones-into-life-saving-devices
What we really need is a sensor that tells us when we are not getting enough sun exposure! A 20 year Swedish study demonstrated that women who were always seeking the sun had half the risk of all-cause death, compared to women who stayed indoors.… continue reading
When it IS a good idea to pick the cheaper insurance plan—and when it definitely ISN’T:
Monday, February 25, 2019
When it IS a good idea to pick the cheaper insurance plan—and when it definitely ISN’T:
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Increased Natural Vitamin D (SUNLIGHT) Levels Linked To Longevity
Sunday, February 24, 2019
Vitamin D found in the sun’s rays is what brings about these benefits, getting it out of a bottle does not have the same effect as getting it directly from sunshine. continue reading
