Hmmm another bit of marketing bait swallowed whole? Sunscreen
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Ok, I struggle with this one. I understand the argument. But, if I am going to the beach for 3 hours and don't put on sunscreen I will get badly sun burned and be in pain for days. What is the alternative?
What I know:
getting sun burned hurts getting sun burned too often may cause skin cancer chemicals in sunscreen may cause skin cancer (reality is California lists just about every chemical as cancer causing, I don't trust CA)
What is the alternative?
Stop cooking with vegetable oils and use butter or other animal fats instead. Increase red meat consumption and don't use sunscreen. Sunscreen clogs your pores and prevents your skin from performing an important function, of expelling cellular waste through sweat.
(I read the bit about vegetables oils here on GAW in 2021 and it made sense when I read it, but I don't have any sauce. Maybe some of our healthfags can add the reasons. But I'm from a family that's white like wonder bread, and I'm tan after I spend time in the sun. My sister with a "healthier" diet burns very easily. I've never used sunscreen, save once or twice.)
https://drcate.com/the-hateful-eight-enemy-fats-that-destroy-your-health/