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You'll be looking into it again in 40 years if you are prone to it - this is the thing I see most around me now, old leather skin and carsonoma removal marks all over the head and chest.

Careful out there...

StackinBeets 11mo ago

I would say that is due to other circumstances such as sun PLUS a bad diet such as one where you're consuming (a lot of) seedoils.

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Crazy Horse Malt Beverage 11mo ago

Add wearing sunglasses to that list

StackinBeets 11mo ago

Definitely, that is one of the most difficult to believe scams.

MAKE SONGS LONGER 11mo ago

We have somehow taught people that real food is bad, almonds have teats, and sun is danger 🤷‍♀️

Surfside 11mo ago

Your milage can vary for sure!

Just don't count on that "sunburns don't matter" part. At a minimum, you have inflammation followed by scar tissue formation just like every pimple or mosquito bite you get. Microscopic, yes, but just like stacking SATs, that inelastic tissue accumulates with time.

Gotta keep those Chad good looks rocking into you 70s : )

StackinBeets 11mo ago

Thanks for the warning. If anything I spend too little time in the sun though, I haven't gotten a burn, even a little one, in the last 20 years.

MAKE SONGS LONGER 11mo ago

Jealous. I can burn. Randomly.

StackinBeets 11mo ago

I'm probably just a lot more "indoorsy" than you 😆

Paul 11mo ago

You’re right

Sunburn is caused mainly by eating seed oils . So putting them on your skin for protection from sunburn is not logical. Coconut oil (a fruit oil) is fine.