does going out in the sun for 7+ hours actually increase the chance of you getting skin cancer?

[rrm_ss2]

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[Deleted member 80562]

No

 

[Deleted member 58492]

uv damages dna, causing mutations and cancer

 

[NZb6Air]

in Australia yes

 

[rrm_ss2]

uv damages dna, causing mutations and cancer

but what i dont get is ancient people probably stayed in the sun for more than 7 hours a day and they had way lower cancer rates

 

[rrm_ss2]

in Australia yes

why in Australia

 

[Deleted member 83386]

jew cope

 

[vinibr]

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not only do they increase, but it becomes almost certain

 

[oppastoppathe2nd]

i guess its dependent on your ancestry. if your family has been in iceland or some shit since forever and you come live in Egypt and get baked you're going to get skin cancer.

 

[rrm_ss2]

i guess its dependent on your ancestry. if your family has been in iceland or some shit since forever and you come live in Egypt and get baked you're going to get skin cancer.

i live in canada

 

[bussi]

uv damages dna, causing mutations and cancer

The sun contains infrared and red rays that have a restorative and anti-inflammatory effect

Mother Nature knows what she is doing

 

[StarvedEpi]

why in Australia

We have a hole in the ozone layer

 

[NZb6Air]

why in Australia

google nigga, equator, ozone, water, long summer, pale irish skin = skin cancer

 

[rrm_ss2]

We have a hole in the ozone layer

wasnt that cause by chemicals that you guys use?

 

[NZb6Air]

We have a hole in the ozone layer

it's not cause of that, that's just a small part

 

[StarvedEpi]

wasnt that cause by chemicals that you guys use?

no the whole world used

 

[Deleted member 78220]

but what i dont get is ancient people probably stayed in the sun for more than 7 hours a day and they had way lower cancer rates

they barely lived past 30 so they didnt even get to see cancer

 

[rrm_ss2]

they barely lived past 30 so they didnt even get to see cancer

ye but they lived so little because of infection from eating raw meat

 

[Deleted member 78220]

ye but they lived so little because of infection from eating raw meat

yes, but they still didnt live long enough to see as much cancer as we do today

 

[rrm_ss2]

yes, but they still didnt live long enough to see as much cancer as we do today

ye but even if you look at modern humans today from ages 1-30 they have way higher cancer rates

 

[Deleted member 78220]

ye but even if you look at modern humans today from ages 1-30 they have way higher cancer rates

prob from jew goyslop

 

[Rabbi]

why in Australia

Ozone layer thinning in this region even as an Indian I get sunburned here

 

[tit]

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No

 

[$Abomination]

It will burn you and you'll be in pain, darker and wrinkly.

You won't get cancer.

 

[FaceandBBC]

No, it's Jewish lies trying to stop you from raising test levels. Same thing with that cancerous as sun screen.

 

[Deleted member 58492]

The sun contains infrared and red rays that have a restorative and anti-inflammatory effect

Mother Nature knows what she is doing

are you stupid or are you just ignorant?

but what i dont get is ancient people probably stayed in the sun for more than 7 hours a day and they had way lower cancer rates

thats why africans turned fucking black...

hotter the climate caused by more intense sun = more melanin!

they were charred black.

I went to my home country, everyone looked my skin tone, but then i went to a place where they actually stayed out in the sun (same pheno, dna (relative) and everything as me), they are all black.

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science:
early humans were darker, and simply didnt live long enough for it to be a problem.
being pale was a new mutation that allowed people by the poles (europeans and such) to synthesize vitamin d from the sun in low uv places. thats why places with the highest skin cancer rates are places europeans migrated to (Southern US and Australia), due to them entering a place with high uv when being used to low uv.

not a problem for africans, arabs (some levants & most arabs, 40% of asians (southeast and indians), who live in high uv areas, but a problem for whites.

its litterally just fucking science

 

[Deleted member 58492]

prob from jew goyslop

unironically diet (highly processed) is a major contributing factor to the higher skin cancer and overall cancer rates vs those in the Mediterranean and early humans. you simply can not test every chemical additive in food for carcinogens because most of them are unknown carcinogens or have flew under the radar.

 

[DNRDniggerking]

depends on race

 

[rrm_ss2]

depends on race

I’m white Canadian