Elevated risks ☂️🧴
A major study involving more than 470,000 participants has found that using sunscreen massively increases the risk of three major types of skin cancer.
According to the UK Biobank study, frequent sunscreen users faced an astonishing 👇
🔥292% higher risk of invasive melanoma, a
🔥140% higher risk of basal cell carcinoma, and a
🔥126% higher risk of squamous cell carcinoma.
See👉 Study Finds Sunscreen Use Linked to Higher Risk of Multiple Skin Cancers and👉 Gene-environment analyses in a UK Biobank skin cancer cohort
What makes the findings particularly noteworthy is that the elevated risks remained even after researchers adjusted for a wide range of factors known to influence skin cancer risk, including age, sex, skin type, tanning ability, history of sunburns, use of sunlamps, and time spent outdoors.
So what’s the move then?
Circadian aligned sun exposure☀️🌅⏱️🌇☀️
Lots of early morning and early evening light.
Progressive exposure during the rest of the day.
Slowly build tolerance.
I haven’t worn sunscreen in years and I am naturally a pale Fitzpatrick 2 skin type. I used to get scorched by the sun. It’s very rare I ever even turn pink now.
Thx for reading 🙏
Jonathan Webb lives in Dallas, Texas.
Jonathan Webb, CSO – Chief Sunlight Officer // I want you to be sovereign in your health // Decentralized Health// Challenging conventional thinking!
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