More than 59% of sunscreens areHIGH HAZARD or NOT EFFECTIVE or both
LESS THAN 2% areboth 'effective' and 'low hazard'
These are just 2 of the findings of the Environmental Working Group's analysis of the ingredients of 1,592 name-brand sunscreens.
If you have the time to watch this 45 minute video you'll find it a real eye opener. In it Dr Edward Gorham M.P.H., Ph.D of the University of California, San Diego reveals several truths about sunscreens that, in many cases, are directly opposite to what we have all been led to believe!
Don't have the time? Then here are the key points he makes...
skin cancer (melanoma) is most common where there is little sunshine especially in high latitudes and industrial countries where most people lead an indoor life
the white populations of Australia and Hawaii have astoundingly high rates of melanoma and both use large amounts of UVB blocking photochemical sunscreens
the most important source of vitamin D is sunlight and vitamin D inhibits the growth of melanoma by 60%
sun exposure is associated with a 60% increase in survival in patients with malignant melanoma
higher vitamin D (more sun exposure) = lower melanoma
UVA light (deep penetrating) is a potent carcinogen (cancer causing) in humans
UVA is the main cause of malignant melanoma
most chemical filters found in sunscreens absorb UVB but not UVA so they do more harm than good by reducing vitamin D production and increasing the risk of cancer
Lets summarize this...
block UVA exposure to reduce melanoma risk
maximize UVB, without burning, to maximise vitamin D
How can this be done?
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