Jul 4, 2019
12:01:04pm
12:01:04pm
I just heard about this on npr the other day. The interviewee said the risks are
still pretty unknown, so the current advice is to keep using sun screen - since the risks of not using it are not unknown.
But jeez, I’ve got a feeling we’re gonna learn that this stuff is like so many other things we’ve all been using for years and then we find out it’s killing us.
And yeah, duh, of course putting these Chemicals all over our skin can’t be risk free. How did we not think of this earlier?
But jeez, I’ve got a feeling we’re gonna learn that this stuff is like so many other things we’ve all been using for years and then we find out it’s killing us.
And yeah, duh, of course putting these Chemicals all over our skin can’t be risk free. How did we not think of this earlier?
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My wife just looked at me and said “What’s with White people and sunscreen?! They’d drink it if they could.”
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