If our ancestors spent hours in the sun, that means - by definition - that sunlight is basic to our physiology. We're descended from the folks who thrived outside. The ones who didn't thrive outside a...
I have a little problem with this theory that something is good just because our ancestors did it. They did what they had to do with what they knew back then and they had to be outdoors because they didnt have the choice.Think about it, there's tons of stuff they did we now know was crazy, like incestious mariages in ancient cultures to keep the bloodline pure, And let's be real, our ancestors weren't exactly living to 120 so I dont understand the idea of 'let's copy their lifestyle'.
Totally agree that a 'nice skin' is 100% subjective. Some people might not care about wrinkles caused by the sun or sunspots. But there is an objective part about a 'healthy skin': too much sun exposure can lead to skin cancer, just like cigarettes and lung cancer.
Totally agree that a 'nice skin' is 100% subjective. Some people might not care about wrinkles caused by the sun or sunspots. But there is an objective part about a 'healthy skin': too much sun exposure can lead to skin cancer, just like cigarettes and lung cancer.
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