Chemicals in Sunscreen Seep Into Your Bloodstream After Just One Day
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Chemicals in Sunscreen Seep Into Your Bloodstream After Just One Day

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      • May 10, 2019 at 6:19 pm
      ourvan
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      I hear this argument from friends I see with deep, dark tans, when warned about sun damage. I have also read that European sunscreens are better than what we can get here in the US from the chemical compounds used, so I try to pick some up when traveling abroad.

      And I also read this week that office workers are more prone to melanoma because of harmful rays through windows and more time outdoors on weekends!
      https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2018/12/12/melanoma-disease-of-office-workers.aspx

      I guess that would help explain why I have melanoma and work in an office that’s 40′ underground!
      Thanks for the read,
      laurie

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