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Reply to "the anti-sunscreen movement"
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[quote=Anonymous]I wear sunscreen and will continue to do so. I'm a pale blonde and I take care of my skin: I don't want age spots or wrinkles on my face. However: Recently I went to the doctor to talk about my insomnia. He insisted on bloodwork, and it seems that my Vitamin D level is extremely low. I've been given supplements and told to stop wearing sunscreen on my legs (I don't sit out in the sun at the pool or beach, so just incidental sun on the legs as I go about my day and errands). The doctor said that I'll start sleeping and feeling better when we get my Vitamin D levels up to normal, so we'll see. Apparently this is the downside to scrupulously wearing sunscreen and avoiding sun in peak hours. [/quote]
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