Rowan Jacobsen
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first heard Jul 2022
last heard 26 Jun
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Please do.
Right?
I think that's the movement we're going to see because all the problems associated with sunlight are really things that you want to think about during your youth mostly.
by the time you're 60, it's all good pretty much.
So like melanoma has a long, uh, you know, sort of a latency before it really rears its head.
And it's most closely associated with, you know, sunburns in childhood.
So kids, people in their teens and twenties, that's when too much sun exposure, too many sunburns can lead to melanoma.
Yeah.
Don't burn and avoid tanning beds.
But, uh,
That melanoma might pop up much later, but it started back then.
By the time you're 60 or 70, in the epidemiological studies that have been done, there's no connection with skin cancer being caused by more time in the sun then.
So then you're playing with house money at that point.
But all the diseases that sunlight reduces the incidence of, so the cardiovascular diseases, the cancers, the Alzheimer's, and other forms of dementia,
That is all what kicks in later on and can clearly be reduced in the moment with sun exposure.
It just kind of keeps keeps your body running along more smoothly.
So it does seem like at like once you once you hit 60, you should just go for it a little stronger.
But of course, what happens to people, especially once they're in their 80s or 90s and they're in nursing homes, they almost never see the sun.
And that's probably the exact opposite of what should be happening.
I think that you mentioned the morning, whether you're a morning bird or not.
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