Jonathan Jarecki

Same thing with this correlational southern Sweden cohort study, right, with sun exposure and mortality.

Now, what's really great, so this was 30,000 women,

a researcher by the name of Dr. Richard Weller.

He is a dermatologist out of the UK.

He looked at the study and dermatologists, right?

Most dermatologists, you know, tell you, avoid the sun as much as possible.

And he's actually doing some really great research.

He's actually looking over these recommendations from these dermatologists and sort of questioning this stuff and really digging into the research that is out there.

Him and his team, they replicated this Sweden study in the UK.

with 400,000 individuals and they saw the exact same results.

So the people who got more sun exposure had longer lives.

They died less from all causes.

So all cause mortality, dying from any cause, whether that be cardiovascular disease, cancer, things like that.

And so this should shock a lot of people.

You know, for me, perhaps you as well, I mean, it sort of is common sense, right?

When we look at our evolutionary history, we lived out in the sun.

We were outdoors 24-7.

A lot of things were different back then.

We were, you know, living healthier lives out in the sun.

That clearly is showing up in the literature, right?