Does Too Much Sun Cause Melanomas?
Without the sun, life on earth would cease. Embrace the Sun shows the immense health benefits of regular sun exposure and how a lack of it is related to many diseases and provides us with much more than vitamin D
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones —— Bio and Archives--July 15, 2019
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In their book, “Embrace the Sun”, Drs. William Grant and Marc Sorenson, experts on vitamin D, report that North Americans have been taught to believe excessive amounts of sun cause potentially fatal skin malignancies. The result? North Americans have developed sun phobia and spent billions of dollars on sunscreen protection. But does the sun trigger melanomas?
Dr. Michael F. Holick, Professor of Molecular Medicine at Boston University, agrees that excessive sun exposure causes non-melanoma skin cancer, which diagnosed early is easy to treat. But he says there is compelling evidence that regular sun exposure helps to prevent the highly malignant melanoma, rather than causing it.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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