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10 foods that prevent sun damage from the inside out
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
We have all experienced sunburn, from a mild stinging and red skin to full-on lobster effect. Sunburn is inflammation, which is an immune system response to the damaging effects of UV rays. Excessive exposure to UV rays causes the free radicals to go wild, puncturing and tearing apart the skin cells, which you see as wrinkles. continue reading
The Beginner’s Guide to Political Involvement in the US
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Political involvement can feel intimidating and overwhelming for the small business owner who is already wearing many hats. It’s tough to get out of the daily grind, but the value of protecting the bigger picture is another essential part of being among America’s backbone of entrepreneurs.
JCTA Note: This works the same in the Canada continue reading
Exposure to the sun could actually HALVE your chance of developing some cancer
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Professor Neale said there is still insufficient evidence to suggest it is possible to achieve the full cancer-fighting advantage of Vitamin D pill supplements, or whether the apparent health benefits relied on the sun. continue reading
US Surgeon General: Stop tanning and save your skin
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Indoor tanning is a completely avoidable cause of skin cancer, says a new report from the U.S. Surgeon General's office continue reading
Sun offers help in cancer battle
Monday, July 28, 2014
After years of health warnings about sun exposure, some doctors now believe ultraviolet rays can help reduce the chance of getting some types of cancers by close to 50 per cent. continue reading
