About The Sun...
Too
much sun is not a good thing. But measureable doses can be healthy. To
achieve a nice bronzed healthy skin color be sure to keep safe from too
much of the the suns harmful rays. Or at least don't over do it in the
sun. Try using an indoor
tanning facility to get measurable amounts of UV based upon
your skin type. If you are wondering what products to use, or what
articles to read, or if you simply want to learn more about tanning and
skin care, here are the 5 most popular articles (and not necessarily
the best -- some are simply harder to find)...
Top cancer doctor says you SHOULD have a sunbed session
Top cancer doctor says you SHOULD have a sunbed session
Top cancer doctor says you SHOULD have a sunbed session
By Professor Tim Oliver
Last updated at 11:36 PM on 24th January 2009
Current medical advice is to cover up in the sun, but I believe the health benefits of exposure to its UVA and UVB rays greatly outweigh the disadvantages, even if that means using a sunbed during winter months.
This is because This is because the body
converts sunshine into Vitamin D, a substance that helps build a
healthy immune system and strong bones, and may even fight off
depression and cancer.
A report of a conference held at the House of Commons in November 2005
by Oliver Gillie November 2005 - Download PDF
Sunlight Robbery
Health
benefits of sunlight are denied by current public health policy in the
UK
Click
here to see report
Myths and Misconceptions About UV and Tanning
The purveyors of sun-scare, in inexplicable blind zeal for their cause, have made some outlandish and unsupportable statements about sunshine, UV, Vitamin D and tanning. Think about this: Because sunshine is free, there is no powerful pro-sun PR lobby aggressively countering these misstatements. Think about it some more: Just imagine if a large pharmaceutical company did own the sun and was able to send you a bill for your monthly sunshine. The mass-media marketing message you got about sunshine – based on the same science that exists today – would be completely positive. The statements that follow show you that, when it comes to “sun scare” marketing is more important than science.
Read more: http://www.tanningtruth.com/index.php/get_real/