And sunblocker with all the unknown chemical ingredients also cause it.

I’ve always wondered about this. All I know, is that I feel and look healthier with a little sun.

I was in tropical country for many years, i've never heard or be warned about skin cancer there, most people have other types of cancer. Now i'm in europe, having a treatment for a inflammatory disease, they warn me to have my skin checked but doesn't tell me why. I made my own research on my trea...

milk and sun good

https://iv.iiarjournals.org/content/28/6/1005.long

What's wrong with Croatia/Slovenia? They get plenty of sun but image show higher rates than IE. Poland? Diet?

I don't like this. This is disturbing.

Are you saying they lied to us? Surely you jest

In the south we have an other way to deal with sun than people in the north. And always the causes for a cancer are multifactorial. It's not just the sugar and potatoes. And large exposure to sunlight in midday hours is bad for your skin, that's why you use sun cream. It's a fact 🔥 If you don't...

Agreed. The map also gives a hint about genetics. Less skin melanin means less UV light protection.

Do you have a source about the impact of diet?

Yeah can you make a good point that the really dangerous melanoma is always show up on areas of skin that never see the sun. 

Sun ☀️ and Sunny days make me happy, my mood and wellbeing is much better in Sunny places, especially near the 🌊🧜🏼‍♀️☀️🌹🐝

Source? Or was it revealed to you in a dream?

This can be explained by a few factors: People in northern countries often have lighter skin, which is more susceptible to UV damage. Additionally, less frequent sun exposure can lead to riskier behavior, such as overexposure on sunny days or during vacations. Despite the cooler climate, UV rays...

Good info thanks

Because northern people should not go to Spain, Italy and Greece on vacations to grill in the sun!

Disagree. Study blue light! Dr. Jack Kruse is good source to research it

So I asked duckduck ai to help me out with some numbers including #sunsceen use. I got this. Here's the updated list with the additional information: Countries with High Skin Cancer Incidence Rates Australia: Skin cancer incidence rate: 33.6 (2018 data) Per capita sunscreen consumption: 1.43 lit...

I posted a bit more than needed, the list twice, the second one i find more clear althaugh the first i asked the common skin color. I add this second part of this list list about #sunscreen again. Duckduck AI chat. make this same list and add what race uses the most sunscreen Here's the updated l...

people have been walking around in the Sun for a million years skin cancer is caused by getting a sunburned a lot for sure but also by suntan lotion which is full of f****** chemicals that kill you