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Hi ,

I don't use one but I know Aubrey has a good one. Let me know what

you think.

Enjoy the weather.

Reggie

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> Now that Spring has officially sprung (at least in New Jersey) it

feels great to actually go outside and enjoy nature. But before it

gets to be full-blown summer, I want to find a sunscreen that is

both effective and won't clog up my pours or cause other damages to

my health. I can't bring myself to use commercial sunscreens

anymore, so I wanted to know if anybody knew of any natural

sunscreen products available for purchase? Does " Whole Foods

Market " sell any good ones?

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there are some who say that it is not the sun's rays that are the

problem but the imbalances in our bodies that cause abnormal cell

changes and growths

there is some evidence that the presence of trans fats as well

imbalances between the omegas are partically to blame as well as

nutrient deficiencies and toxicities.

other evidence shows that sunblock intself is carcinogenic and

potentiates the changes!!!

I would never use commercial sunscreen and although i have bought some

totally natural sunscreens with no petrochemicals or oxybenzoates or

whatever that chemical is that is th active ingredient - these were all

natural - I didnt use them but I don't like the feel of them on my skin.

so my advice is to stay out of the direct sun so as not to burn and to

cover up wit lightweight yet protective cotton or hemp (which provides

a lot of protection) like my hemp sun hat. you can even buy t shirts

etc that have a sun protection rating.

it is not a good idea to burn though

if you do - aloe vera provides some relief and some damage control.

pure lavender oil too. but not enough to put yourself through it - I

found myself onan island in queensland a few years ago where there was

no cover and despite using some suncream at the time i was a lobster -

and it hurt! Aloe helped a bit but I learnt my lesson

on another note we need sun exposure without any protection several

times a week for adequate vitamin D synthesis - this must be without

protection.

also sun glasses change how your body responds

there are sensors in theye that when "tricked" by sun glasses don't

signal to the melanin cells in the skin to be careful so to speak - so

the skin cells think they are in the dark....

Dissen wrote:

Now that Spring has officially sprung (at least in New

Jersey) it feels great to actually go outside and enjoy nature. But

before it gets to be full-blown summer, I want to find a sunscreen that

is both effective and won't clog up my pours or cause other damages to

my health. I can't bring myself to use commercial sunscreens anymore,

so I wanted to know if anybody knew of any natural sunscreen products

available for purchase? Does "Whole Foods Market" sell any good ones?

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