Tanning and skin cancer

Post #1 BitFlipperBobTextileThe most difficult lesson to learn in life is to accept yourself as you are, to be you and stop...

by BitFlipperBob Textile

How many sun lovers out there have tangled with skin cancer?
I have that Irish skin that does not like the sun. My freckles get bigger and darker. When they run together I have a tan.
The doctor checks them out about once a year.
N.J. tanning mom sheds old skin as she becomes spokeswoman for new book
https://www.nj.com/essex/index.ssf/2012/09/nj_tanning_mom_sheds_old_skin.html
Bob

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Post #2 SoupieSuper Nudist

RE: Tanning and skin cancer

by SoupieTextile

My mom died from Melanoma. It's one of the most lethal and hereditary forms of cancer. As I age, I become much more careful.

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Post #3 BitFlipperBobUndies OnlyThe most difficult lesson to learn in life is to accept yourself as you are, to be you and stop...

RE: Tanning and skin cancer

by BitFlipperBobTextile

The amount of sun we should get for vitamin D is as little 5 minutes to about 30 minutes twice a week, depending on time of year and latitude.
https://nutrition.about.com/od/askyournutritionist/f/sunlight.htm
Bob

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