The vitamin D paradox

[Guest guest]

I think the sun/skin cancer scare started just so the companies that

sell hazardous sun blocks could be sold. That's what really causes

skin cancer, is all the chemicals people put on their skin. Of course

you don't want to get a sunburn, but there are natural lotions with

antioxidants you can put on your skin that help prevent free radical

damage.

 

Carol

 

, " Clares Primus "

<mcharris wrote:

> many people are confused. Herein lies the paradox: on one hand

we've heard that spending time in the sun will increase our risk of

skin cancer, while, on the other hand, we are hearing more and more

reports that vitamin D, which is produced by the body following

exposure to sunlight, will reduce our risk of cancer and heart disease.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi can you tell us the names of this lotion?I use the baby sun block some say it is safer the the other stuff .Byt if I can find something natural that would be wonderful. thanks for the info .

Tammy

 

 

bluegreensolutions <bluegreensolutions Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:08:12 AM Re: The vitamin D paradox

 

I think the sun/skin cancer scare started just so the companies thatsell hazardous sun blocks could be sold. That's what really causesskin cancer, is all the chemicals people put on their skin. Of courseyou don't want to get a sunburn, but there are natural lotions withantioxidants you can put on your skin that help prevent free radicaldamage.Carol, "Clares Primus"<mcharris@.. .> wrote:> many people are confused. Herein lies the paradox: on one handwe've heard that spending time in the sun will increase our risk ofskin cancer, while, on the other hand, we are hearing more and morereports that vitamin D, which is produced by the body followingexposure to sunlight, will reduce our risk of cancer and heart

disease.>

[Guest guest]

I am not certain about a natural sunblock that has antioxidants but we use Jasons Kids sunbrellas natural sun care SPF 46 it stays on works great and is pure, natural and organic. Good LuckTammy Christy <tammychristy Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:12:52 AMRe: Re: The vitamin D paradox

 

Hi can you tell us the names of this lotion?I use the baby sun block some say it is safer the the other stuff .Byt if I can find something natural that would be wonderful. thanks for the info .

Tammy

 

 

bluegreensolutions <bluegreensolutions@ >Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:08:12 AM[Health_and_ Healing] Re: The vitamin D paradox

 

I think the sun/skin cancer scare started just so the companies thatsell hazardous sun blocks could be sold. That's what really causesskin cancer, is all the chemicals people put on their skin. Of courseyou don't want to get a sunburn, but there are natural lotions withantioxidants you can put on your skin that help prevent free radicaldamage.Carol, "Clares Primus"<mcharris@.. .> wrote:> many people are confused. Herein lies the paradox: on one handwe've heard that spending time in the sun will increase our risk ofskin cancer, while, on the other hand, we are hearing more and morereports that vitamin D, which is produced by the body followingexposure to sunlight, will reduce our risk of cancer and

heart

disease.>

[Guest guest]

Tammy, I actually use one that I sell, so won't mention the name of it

here, but you can probably find some antioxidant lotions at your

health food store. The ingredient you want to look for is beta

glucan. And the lotion should be a nice violet color - without

artificial colors added - (violet is the color of beta glucan).

 

Carol

 

, Tammy Christy

<tammychristy wrote:

> Hi can you tell us the names of this lotion?I use the baby sun block

some say it is safer the the other stuff .Byt if I can find something

natural that would be wonderful. thanks for the info .  

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Tammy

 

>

> bluegreensolutions <bluegreensolutions

 

> I think the sun/skin cancer scare started just so the companies that

> sell hazardous sun blocks could be sold.. That's what really causes

> skin cancer, is all the chemicals people put on their skin. Of course

> you don't want to get a sunburn, but there are natural lotions with

> antioxidants you can put on your skin that help prevent free radical

> damage.

>

> Carol

[Guest guest]

thanks i will check whole foods for it .

 

 

J B <the4ofusb Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:46:54 AMRe: Re: The vitamin D paradox

 

 

 

I am not certain about a natural sunblock that has antioxidants but we use Jasons Kids sunbrellas natural sun care SPF 46 it stays on works great and is pure, natural and organic. Good Luck

 

Tammy Christy <tammychristy@ rocketmail. com>Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:12:52 AMRe: [Health_and_ Healing] Re: The vitamin D paradox

 

 

 

Hi can you tell us the names of this lotion?I use the baby sun block some say it is safer the the other stuff .Byt if I can find something natural that would be wonderful. thanks for the info .

Tammy

 

 

bluegreensolutions <bluegreensolutions@ >Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:08:12 AM[Health_and_ Healing] Re: The vitamin D paradox

 

I think the sun/skin cancer scare started just so the companies thatsell hazardous sun blocks could be sold. That's what really causesskin cancer, is all the chemicals people put on their skin. Of courseyou don't want to get a sunburn, but there are natural lotions withantioxidants you can put on your skin that help prevent free radicaldamage.Carol, "Clares Primus"<mcharris .> wrote:> many people are confused. Herein lies the paradox: on one handwe've heard that spending time in the sun will increase our risk ofskin cancer, while, on the other hand, we are hearing more and morereports that vitamin D, which is produced by the body followingexposure to sunlight, will reduce our risk of cancer and heart

disease.>

[Guest guest]

Hi all, Also check out Mercola.com

http://products.mercola.com/summer-survival-kit/

 

He has a natural sunscreen and mosquito repellent at this link.

 

 

, Tammy Christy

<tammychristy wrote:

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> thanks i will check whole foods for it .

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> J B <the4ofusb

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> Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:46:54 AM

> Re: Re: The vitamin D paradox

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>

> I am not certain about a natural sunblock that has antioxidants but

we use Jasons Kids sunbrellas natural sun care SPF 46 it stays on

works great and is pure, natural and organic. Good Luck

>

>

>

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> Tammy Christy <tammychristy@ rocketmail. com>

>

> Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:12:52 AM

> Re: [Health_and_ Healing] Re: The vitamin D paradox

>

>

> Hi can you tell us the names of this lotion?I use the baby sun

block some say it is safer the the other stuff .Byt if I can find

something natural that would be wonderful. thanks for the info .  

>                                                                     

                 Tammy

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> bluegreensolutions <bluegreensolutions@ ..com>

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> Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:08:12 AM

> [Health_and_ Healing] Re: The vitamin D paradox

>

>

> I think the sun/skin cancer scare started just so the companies that

> sell hazardous sun blocks could be sold. That's what really causes

> skin cancer, is all the chemicals people put on their skin. Of

course

> you don't want to get a sunburn, but there are natural lotions with

> antioxidants you can put on your skin that help prevent free radical

> damage..

>

> Carol

>

> , " Clares Primus "

> <mcharris@ .> wrote:

> > many people are confused. Herein lies the paradox: on one hand

> we've heard that spending time in the sun will increase our risk of

> skin cancer, while, on the other hand, we are hearing more and more

> reports that vitamin D, which is produced by the body following

> exposure to sunlight, will reduce our risk of cancer and heart

disease.

> >

>