Dr. Teo Soleymani

And those patients had the same cardiovascular disease risk. And the presumption was that the patients who avoided the sun had some biologic changes related to chronic low vitamin D and other factors they couldn't measure in a test tube that equated to higher cardiovascular disease similar to pack-a-day smokers.

So there's a lot that the sun provides that I can't quantify, but I can tell you, you'll feel better. You'll look better. So I think complete sun avoidance is a problem.

So there's a lot that the sun provides that I can't quantify, but I can tell you, you'll feel better. You'll look better. So I think complete sun avoidance is a problem.

So there's a lot that the sun provides that I can't quantify, but I can tell you, you'll feel better. You'll look better. So I think complete sun avoidance is a problem.

Now, if you know your family history, Drew, let's say you go outside and, okay, mom had skin cancer, dad had skin cancer, uncles had skin cancer, then maybe your tolerance, your body's ability to heal after getting a lot of UV is lower, genetically defined. So maybe you take a little bit more protection. But I think this blanket statement of you've

Now, if you know your family history, Drew, let's say you go outside and, okay, mom had skin cancer, dad had skin cancer, uncles had skin cancer, then maybe your tolerance, your body's ability to heal after getting a lot of UV is lower, genetically defined. So maybe you take a little bit more protection. But I think this blanket statement of you've

Now, if you know your family history, Drew, let's say you go outside and, okay, mom had skin cancer, dad had skin cancer, uncles had skin cancer, then maybe your tolerance, your body's ability to heal after getting a lot of UV is lower, genetically defined. So maybe you take a little bit more protection. But I think this blanket statement of you've

If you're not burning, if you're getting it in the right way, S, zero question.

If you're not burning, if you're getting it in the right way, S, zero question.

If you're not burning, if you're getting it in the right way, S, zero question.

At best.

At best.

At best.

Well, we know that when people use it, it does provide benefits that outweigh the risks of blistering sunburns so it's it wants to do the right thing the problem is the way it's formulated the way people use it is not perfect so i can't give it a drf because their traditional sunscreens are intended to do their job they're intended to provide protection the biggest problem is

Well, we know that when people use it, it does provide benefits that outweigh the risks of blistering sunburns so it's it wants to do the right thing the problem is the way it's formulated the way people use it is not perfect so i can't give it a drf because their traditional sunscreens are intended to do their job they're intended to provide protection the biggest problem is

Well, we know that when people use it, it does provide benefits that outweigh the risks of blistering sunburns so it's it wants to do the right thing the problem is the way it's formulated the way people use it is not perfect so i can't give it a drf because their traditional sunscreens are intended to do their job they're intended to provide protection the biggest problem is

The cosmeceutical industry has played a big role in making a lot of subpar chemicals that are, you know, panda sunscreen. The second problem is most people don't even put on enough. And the third factor is we know that other forms of sun protection, shade, shelter, supplements, actually have a better role of protecting your skin than sunscreen. So...

The cosmeceutical industry has played a big role in making a lot of subpar chemicals that are, you know, panda sunscreen. The second problem is most people don't even put on enough. And the third factor is we know that other forms of sun protection, shade, shelter, supplements, actually have a better role of protecting your skin than sunscreen. So...

The cosmeceutical industry has played a big role in making a lot of subpar chemicals that are, you know, panda sunscreen. The second problem is most people don't even put on enough. And the third factor is we know that other forms of sun protection, shade, shelter, supplements, actually have a better role of protecting your skin than sunscreen. So...

If you pick the right, there's a lot of asterisks to that. If you pick the right sunscreen, if you use the right amount on your skin, then it would be a B or A or I probably wouldn't put it as S. But there's a lot of chemical sunscreens that are not great for the body. There's a lot of...