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No chemical sunscreen for me. The Sun is my best friend and I always use Organic Coconut OIl to moisturize my skin. I also take one table spoon a day. Apparently, it is good for the brain.

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In combination with cacao butter a winning combination!

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Don't put on your skin what you you don't want to eat!

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Unfortunately people eat a lot of toxic “food” in addition to rubbing toxic chemicals all over their bodies, not to mention inject them straight into their bloodstream - all in the name of health, hygiene, beauty, and youth!

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amazing what we've been trained to do in the name of health, which is actually the cause of bad health and makes companies billions of profits every year.

Can you imagine some people so evil that in order to sell their wares, they create the problem. Think pharma, think covid, think fauci and hiv, think gates and depop.

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Sep 26, 2023·edited Sep 26, 2023

86.5% of all statistics are made up on the spot! Dr Sam, have you heard of Aussie nutritionist Barbara O’Neil? She seems to have interesting views on these topics.

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And of course there is a book out How To Lie With Statistics. I believe it is required reading for government officials.

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Actually I am half way through that book; and I thought I understood maths... err nope.

"Lies, damned lies, and statistics"

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I read it at the university in the early 1980s as part of my business school ciricculum.

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Well, first you might have to get them a copy of McGuffey's Primer.

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I thought it was 100%. Thank you for correcting me.

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Back in the 1970s there was a bread industry funded bread research institute that promoted the 'nutritional' value of eating white breads...

And there was the recent 'reveal' that the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) Australia receives most of its funding (80%+) from industry...

Not likely to bit the hands that feed it, it ok'd the toxic 'covid' jabs without doing any testing of the jabs safety...

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there was no need for testing, they knew it wasn't safe, that's why they made it !!

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deletedSep 26, 2023·edited Sep 28, 2023
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Interesting the fascination of some adult humans with animal milk, well after the weaning age of the human and especially the animals of the milk they desire. If you desire milk so badly, why not drink human breast milk? There are also grain varieties like rice, corn, oat, [non-gmo] soy, almond if you desire a "milk" taste.

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That’s brilliant research Dr Bailey. I am fair skinned and red hair like you. When I was a child I remember getting blisters from being out in the sun. I have also spent a great deal of my life as a white water raft guide, glacier guide, ski patroller and hiking guide. So I spent every day in the weather. I hardly ever wear sunscreen because like your husband mark I just did not feel it was right to do so. I always wear a brim hat and walk in as much of the shady areas as possible. Yes I have sun damage well gee I am 65. I had a check up a few weeks ago for skin cancers and nothing. I’ll go again next year and keep an eye on my skin condition. I am considering laser therapy to remove blemishes. Thank you for this information it confirms to me the dangers of chemical on our biggest organ. Let it breath. I also have never used shaving cream and use little soap. Even shampoo lasts me for almost a year. I think I will cut back on its usage too. 🙏🙏

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why let someone tell you you have skin cancer? put organic castor oil on any dark spots you are worried about every day. Laser is burning ! bad idea for vanity. Shampoo and soap gets rinsed fast. Not much is needed to smell good. So no reason to fear natural soaps or shampoo . my 98 yr old parents showered 2x a week and used Dove soap and Herbal Essense shampoo their entire lives. Totally healthy and active until docs scared them into statins and BP and water pills flu shots in their late 80s then the issues started. im putting hundreds of mini flyers from www.VirusTruth.NET on cars every day to bring Dr. Sam and Dr Cowan directly to people . join me.!

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I am fair skinned myself but not as fair as you I suppose. My experience in 2020 might interest you. I am 63 now.

https://alphaandomegacloud.wordpress.com/2021/07/22/sunshine-sunburn-and-sunstroke/

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People in the carnivore community often claim that their tendency to get sunburn is significantly reduced after transcending into the diet / lifestyle . It is anecdotal but are they all lying ? OR are the authorities lying helped by big businesses in order to help big businesses ? Thank you for your effort Drs. Bailey & Bailey . ( Sounds like a law firm but then you are advocates for peoples health )

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I have never ever bought into it. I know skin cancer is due to other causes, like most things they don't want you to look at. The whole sunscreen and fear of the sun, is just a huge scam.

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not least by the skies being sprayed in most countries. And they tell us its global warming that is killing us and its OUR fault !! They are killing us off folks.

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I have heard that regular moderate exposure to the sun increases tolerance to sun reducing sunburn and perhaps skin cancer. i. e. the solution is not less sun it is more regular sun (in contrast to infrequent overexposure.)

People need to get out more often not just waiting till the holidays to roast themselces to a crisp.

Just like occasional extreme exercise puts you at higher risk of injury vs regular moderate exercise.

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Sep 26, 2023·edited Sep 26, 2023

Everything today from sunscreen, cosmetics, shower gel, hair stuff and and .. just a quote from wiki... "Organic sunscreens (also referred to as petrochemical sunscreens), use active ingredients that are typically derived from petroleum[6] (e.g. oxybenzone, octinoxate). Chemical sunscreen ingredients also mainly work by absorbing the UV rays.[7] Some chemical ingredients have also been heavily scrutinised for their toxicity[8] and have thus been banned in places such as Hawaii[9] and Thailand[10] for their impact on aquatic life and the environment." ... NOTICE HOW THEY SELL IT AS ORGANIC ?...

https://gowaxhead.com/blogs/the-thrive-lab/oxybenzone-vs-benzene

I am sure this is covered in the video; but before watching it; I decided to have a rant first. I have been a Chemical Engineer in the O&G industry for over 3 decades... but on the "clean and treatment side"... but I know a lot about the general industry and what it has it's fingers in... it is scary, because it is basically everything...and I mean EVERYTHING.

I have never used sunscreen, never understood the point of it... also now, wash in the shower with old fashioned soap I have checked out... as for bog pharma.. again apart from stuff that is normal and natural.. never.. FOOD EVEN... and NO I AM NOT SOME HIPPIE TREE LOVER; I have realised the crap they add to everything... mostly petroleum based which is just crap.

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Add Xcaret, Mexico. The chemicals from sunscreen in protected coves have been killing the wildlife. That is what i was told visiting a national park there in ~2003.

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Appreciation and blessings to you and those you love Sam. From Sydney Aus.

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More great research from you sam, thank you. What a revelation about who funds the studies and how the criteria is set etc.

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I have wanted to hear your opinion on this for a long time. Thankyou!

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Me too...hashtag.

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UV actually prevents, more than it causes cancer. UV is our body's pharmacist:

https://romanshapoval.substack.com/p/skincancer#%C2%A7how-do-we-build-back-our-skin

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Thanks for sharing your input here Jade. Pale people need to take more precautions for sure, but can actually build their tan by getting more red AM light. My wife used to be pale, and now her tan is almost as dark as mine! Here's a piece I wrote for the paler-skinned in mind:

https://romanshapoval.substack.com/p/pale-skinned-people-need-to-eat-their

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Excellent.

I noted that the "International Comparisons Graph' there were no African Countries. I hazard a guess that Melanoma might even be far less on average , in Africa than the rest of the western world as they are probably better instinctively intelligent about staying out of the sun than using SUNSCREENS!? I wonder.

PS: No shampoo for me Now since I watched the Shampoo Video. Baking soda & Organic Apple Cider vinegar!! Thank you Dr Sam

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Just said the same above (before I watched Dr. Sam's vid.)... SHE puts everything in far more detail (more comprehensively than me) ..

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& better than me too 🙂

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Ruddy women hey ? .

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I make my own natural, organic sunscreen. The active ingredient is melanin. I cultivate the melanin by going outside for several hours a day in shorts and nothing else.

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I haven't used sunscreens in about 35 years and still like to get sun when I can. My brother died in early 1997 at age 45 with melanoma. At the time, people and doctors were saying beware because it is hereditary. What a load of crappola. I never believed it and still don't. Most cancer is initiated by toxic overloads of chemicals and other crap, like mRNA substances, nowadays.

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I also used sunscreen throughout 90’s and up until I had stage 4 melanoma at age 23 in 2008. After being screwed up by drs, I started really getting the feeling sunscreen was problem. I was always careful to get “simple” ingredients sunscreen too, as I always had this feeling it was not good.. and felt much better letting the skin soak in the sun. Never again will I use that stuff.

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