Regarding photoaging, is there a threshold that must be reached for aging to occur?

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What I’m asking is if any amount of UV can cause photoaging. Like if you are in a room with the blinds closed, the amount of UV radiation hitting your skin is low, but does it still cause a low amount of aging, which could be something to potentially worry about since photoaging is cumulative, or is this amount too small to cause any damage whatsoever?

This is something I’ve been wondering about a lot.
 
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The high intake of seed oils contributed to photoaging when exposed to sun
 
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autistic_tendencies said:
drcate.com

Seed Oil Makes Sunburn Worse and Ages Your Skin

Find out why seed oils make sunburned skin more inflamed and how avoiding them protects your collagen and keeps you looking young
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tbh sounds like bullshit cause i seached it and barely any results.

and with that zinc thing, i wouldnt be suprised if someone comes up with a study that shows drinking water makes you die earlier.

and the tan thing is retarded. "just tan until you are black to not get any UV rays bro :soy: :soy:"

article is just full of selection bias to appeal to dumbass nutritionists.
 
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Tallooksmaxxer said:
tbh sounds like bullshit cause i seached it and barely any results.

and with that zinc thing, i wouldnt be suprised if someone comes up with a study that shows drinking water makes you die earlier.

and the tan thing is retarded. "just tan until you are black to not get any UV rays bro :soy: :soy:"
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How is it bullshit the pufas are more prone to oxidization from heat
 
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autistic_tendencies said:
How is it bullshit the pufas are more prone to oxidization from heat
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It is true that the PUFAs naturally present in skin sebum do oxidize when exposed to UV rays, but this cannot be avoided with use of saturated fatty acids in skincare.
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What Are PUFAs and Are They Truly Bad For Your Skin?

What are PUFAs and are polyunsaturated oils bad for your skin? Learn about polyunsaturated fatty acids in skincare.
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i would smell like a salty butter if my sebum smelled like what i eat :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
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Tallooksmaxxer said:
yeah maybe. but would you rather putting sunscreen everyday or just taking omega 3, avoding seed oils but never ever putting sunscreen?
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i would rather avoid PUFA in all forms and not wear synscreen than wear sunscreen and eat pufa
 
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