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Unsightly hair gone in 50 seconds 85% of Cancers are Entirely Avoidable *** The World Health Organisation (WHO) has revealed that 85 per cent of adult cancers are entirely avoidable and, of these, around half are related to nutritional deficiencies in the Western diet. *** A Brigham Young University study found that a combination of 30 minutes of cardio exercise a day along with a switch to a healthier diet dropped the participants' health risks for: diabetes cancer and heart disease dramatically in just 6 weeks! ..And that's just generally eating well... In this groundbreaking 267-page book, you will discover how adding the power of individual and specific foods to your diet can have a dramatic effect on your life and your health. Could your Sunscreen be Increasing Your Risk of Skin Cancer? Dear Reader, This is disturbing. Think of all the people who spread on sunscreen, then head out for fun in the sun. They believe sunscreen lowers their skin cancer risk. But instead of neutralizing cancer, it may actually be nurturing cancer. That's the very disturbing suggestion in the US Environmental Working Group's (EWG) annual report on sunscreen products. The thick of it EWG researchers claim that a vitamin A derivative called retinyl palmitate (a common ingredient in sunscreens) may increase skin cancer growth. They base the claim on an American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) study. Agency researchers applied retinyl palmitate cream to lab animals and exposed them (and control group animals) to the equivalent of about 10 minutes of sunshine daily for one year. Skin cancer lesions and tumours developed about 20 per cent faster in the retinyl group, especially among animals that received higher doses. Not surprisingly, representatives of the sunscreen industry are playing it down. And the FDA? An agency spokesperson said "We have thoroughly checked and are not aware of any studies." They can't find their own study! (Or they WON'T find the study.) I would say, "Unbelievable!" but really, it's more like FDA business as usual... Feeling bulletproof Meanwhile, EWG researchers have another important warning: Don't believe the SPF numbers. SPF is sun protection factor. And the numbering is simple. Say you use a sunscreen that's SPF 10. That means you can expose yourself to sunlight 10 times longer than the time it usually takes you to begin developing sunburn. But when SPF numbers get absurdly high (and more and more, this is what we're seeing) the SPF just isn't logical. The EWG report puts it this way: Say you begin to burn within 30 minutes of sun exposure. You apply a lotion that's SPF 100. So... now you can safely sit in full sunshine for 50 hours without burning? It just doesn't make sense. And the FDA agrees. In a 2007 draft regulation, the agency called SPF numbers over 50 "inherently misleading." Also, studies have shown that when SPF is quite high, users begin to feel bulletproof. So they're likely to apply less sunscreen than the amount recommended, and they tend to spend longer periods in direct sunlight. In addition, the EWG report notes that higher SPF means higher levels of chemicals applied directly to the skin. And some of those chemicals have been linked to hormone disruption and tissue damage. But the EWG isn't anti-sunscreen. In fact, on the group's website (ewg.org) you can find recommendations for sunscreen products that provide the best protection with the fewest amounts of chemicals. Even so, this is their bottom line recommendation: "The best sunscreen is a hat and a shirt." To that I would add: pants. But I'm just modest like that. Continues below... *Highly Recommended* NO MORE UNSIGHTLY, UNWANTED HAIR... Imagine no pain, no mess, no allergic skin reactions, no cuts and nicks - just silky smooth skin up to 10 times cheaper than normal treatments... 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So all the world over, the tomato is a fruit. Except in the US. In 1893, the US Supreme Court ruled that a tomato is a vegetable. This landmark decision arose from a dispute between a fruit importer and a New York customs collector. In the late 19th century, vegetables imported into the US required a 10 per cent tariff, but fruits were imported duty-free. The importer, John Nix, sued, and took his case all the way to the Supreme Court where the justices decided against Nix, stating that the tomato is a vegetable because people call it a vegetable and use it like a vegetable. It may be completely wrong, but it's the law. So if you're having a Supreme Court justice over for dinner, you might avoid a lot of embarrassment by not serving tomatoes or discussing sunburn prevention. To Your Good Health, Jenny Thompson HSI Director P.S. This month's Health Sciences Institute (HSI) newsletter will tell you about the astonishing nutrient that heralds a major breakthrough in the fight against Alzheimer's. You'll also discover the revolutionary new formula that helps tackle the cause of arthritis… it can even halve pain levels in some cases. Plus we'll give you full details about the ancient Chinese secret that helps banish wrinkles and rejuvenates your skin from the inside out. All new members who sign up to the Health Sciences Institute will receive the latest issue of HSI along with a FREE encyclopaedia, HSI's 100 Greatest Underground Cures... Soon you'll discover why our premium members believe HSI is the ultimate resource for anyone seeking a better, newer solution to their health problems. Click here for full details. Sources: "Study: Many Sunscreens May Be Accelerating Cancer" AOL News, 5/24/10, aolnews.com "What's Wrong with High SPF?" 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