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The medical industry’s biggest argument in favor of using sunscreens is that they prevent skin cancer because they prevent sunburn, implying that skin cancers are caused by sunburn. But this is more a correlation than a cause-effect relationship. More recent studies done in England and Australia actually found much higher skin cancer rates among people who live mostly indoors compared with those who spend most of their time indoors.
According to several studies, men who regularly use sunscreens have a higher rate of melanoma, and woman using sunscreens have a higher rate of basal cell carcinoma. (Garland, Cedric. F. et al. Effect of sunscreens on UV radiation-induced enhancement of melanoma growth. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Vol. 86, No. 10, may 18, 1994 pp. 798-801:Larsen, H.R.
“Sunscreens: do they cause skin cancer.” International Journal of Alternative & Complementary medicine, 1994; 12(12): 17-19;Farmer K.C. & Naylor, M.F.
“Sun exposure, sunscreens, and skin cancer prevention: a year-round concern.” Ann Pharmacother, 1996; 30(6):662-73)
ANDREAS MORITZ i boken ”Cancer is not a disease”
According to several studies, men who regularly use sunscreens have a higher rate of melanoma, and woman using sunscreens have a higher rate of basal cell carcinoma. (Garland, Cedric. F. et al. Effect of sunscreens on UV radiation-induced enhancement of melanoma growth. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Vol. 86, No. 10, may 18, 1994 pp. 798-801:Larsen, H.R.
“Sunscreens: do they cause skin cancer.” International Journal of Alternative & Complementary medicine, 1994; 12(12): 17-19;Farmer K.C. & Naylor, M.F.
“Sun exposure, sunscreens, and skin cancer prevention: a year-round concern.” Ann Pharmacother, 1996; 30(6):662-73)
ANDREAS MORITZ i boken ”Cancer is not a disease”
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