Summer is officially upon us – the season of beach vacations, outdoor sports, barbeques, and stocking up on sunscreen. Most of us have been raised with the notion that sun exposure is dangerous for us, and that we must do whatever we can to protect ourselves from the harmful rays. We buy the highest SPF sunscreen that money can buy, don wide-brim hats and extra dark sunglasses, and even shell out the big bucks for clothes
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Most of the sunscreens have chemicals in them that are at least suspected of causing cancer. Hmm, never heard of so many cases of skin cancer before the advent of sunscreen. Might this be one of those self supporting myths to promote profit? Just something to think about!