Skin cancer doesn't come from the sun. It's all the crap we expose our skin to that's the problem. Vitamin D insufficiency from hanging out inside and wearing sunglasses, toxic air/water/food/soap/shampoo, depleted soil/food supply, electrical interference.

I have an uncle (who has a bunch of turbo cancers right now after getting all his Covid vaccines) who has spent the better part of his life hiding from the sun and using sunscreen and hats everywhere for decades. And he's had TONS of skin cancer instances and remissions. If the sun caused skin cancer, he would be the perfect test case of always being careful, never getting sunshine, and not getting skin cancer. He systematically applied the hypothesis that skin cancer came from the sun for 50 years, and constantly got skin cancer. You'd think he'd question his life choices at some time, but he's still watching CNN and doing chemotherapy and surgery for the 10th time.

I have been 2 years of no processed foods, no sweeteners/low carbs, tons of meat/butter free of sunscreen/sunglasses and my skin and vision has and overall health dramatically improved

Name one population on the planet with a pastoral population that has any skin cancer at all. People spend all day every day in the sun and don't get cancer. The sun prevents cancer- we need to spend more time in the sun, spend more time looking at the sun, and more time in nature.

Check out Dr. Jack Kruse's work on light, he writes a ton on his facebook page and does a bunch of podcasts- he started out as a dentist, left the field because he realized it was a scam, became a brain surgeon, and shifted to healing people through physics with a focus on light and mitochondrial energy. He does crazy stuff, like healing vitiligo with light.