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#261 - The Truth About Sun with Bryan Thomas

#261 - The Truth About Sun with Bryan Thomas

Published 2 years, 6 months ago
Description

Sunlight is awesome. We recommend women get at least 15-20 minutes of sun each day. But with so many people scared about the sun due to skin cancer, I thought it was about time we talked about this.

In our latest podcast episode, Bryan Thomas from Performance Neuro and I discuss sunlight and sun truths. Is it detrimental to our health? Why does skin cancer occur?

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SHOW NOTES

00:28 - Brian's background

02:51 - Sun and skin cancer

04:37 - Why do we need sunlight

07:30 - How much sunlight should you get per day

09:21 - Different wavelengths of UV light

11:17 - How to protect yourself from sun exposure (PUFA's)

14:38 - Why you should drink orange juice

16:58 - Myths about sugar

19:53 - Vitamin E

22:21 - Aspirin

24:04 - Topical coconut oil and how it can protect your skin

26:36 - Epsom salt baths and instant coffee powder

28:58 - Gargling and humming



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