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Let's talk sunscreen "It really, I think, is pretty clear that avoiding the chemical sunscreens, for now, seem to be the way to go, and using the mineral-based ones are a lot safer." - Dr. Rhonda Patrick Notably, two chemicals to watch out for: • Octisalate • Avobenzone They...

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@foundmyfitness As a former ocean lifeguard, thank you for this. My work was decades ago, when the 'modern screens' forced out the classic zinc oxide, etc. Wound up with melanoma x 2 in the years that followed. Thankfully - all were caught early and excised. 'Newer' isn't always better.

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@foundmyfitness love this post! tallow based sunscreens with zinc seem like the move

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@foundmyfitness Elta MD has great sunscreen!

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@foundmyfitness Better yet wear good quality UPF clothing & a broad brimmed hat such as Tilley.

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@foundmyfitness What are your thoughts on recent anecdotal claims that eliminating seed oils from diet reduces tendency for sunburn. I doubt there are any studies on this, and Im primarily curious about if you think there is any theoretical plausibility. Thanks in advance.

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@foundmyfitness What about getting tan and not using sunscreen?

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@foundmyfitness What about all of the unknown chemicals in the covd vaccine that you’d recommended everyone take?

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@foundmyfitness “Don’t put those sunscreens ON your body, but you really need to inject that novel MRNA gene technology IN your body.” - Basically Rhonda Patrick We are still waiting for you to come clean.

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@foundmyfitness I recall mineral based sunscreens were made less safe when manufacturing went to nano-particles. The tiny size could enter and “seed” the body.

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@foundmyfitness "chemical" is probably not the best term. Everything is chemical.

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