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Barbara Sinclair's avatar

Great article, Roman! I used to be a regular at the dermatologist. Had a melanoma around age 30 and multiple other skin cancers. I just went along with chunks routinely being taken out of my skin. Until I woke up to the lunacy. I've had success with Chaga cream removing skin irregularities like what they call basal cell, etc. I haven't worn sunscreen in years and since I moved to the country and am outside a lot more, My Scottish/Irish/Polish skin rarely burns and I've actually had moles disappear. No sunglasses, either. This narrative of the sun being bad for us is just crazy.

Curious what you think about the ozone layer argument? I'm not gonna lie, I miss the smell of Coppertone, Sea and Ski, and Bain de Soleil! :) ☀️

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Gary Sharpe's avatar

Profoundly important and interesting article. Confirms things I have been thinking for a while. The tyrosine link is important for people with parkinson's [dopamine insufficiency]. Everything in the world seems to be turned 180 upside down.

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