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suzyQ3
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Registered: ‎03-09-2010

Re: Sunscreens are dangerous?

‎07-09-2018 07:17 PM

@Deanie wrote:

@suzyQ3  If I may conjecture...I believe the intent of the posters is that they (the all knowing all seeing gurus) have us jumping from one foot to another. "This you must do for your health"...or, my favorite," it is for the children"...be that as it may, there are sunscreens on the organic websites that may fit the criteria. Or may not. No one is arguing the point of the ecosystem, only, the irony that one's avoidance from harmful rays is now taking second fiddle to it.

I stopped using sunscreens years ago after reading articles in the Lancet, whereby, the researchers were exploring a possible link between them and pancreatic CA.

Deanie, if they were exploring a possible link, what was their conclusion? Do you by any chance have a link to this source?


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