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I'm curious-why without sunglasses? What for those who have light eyes and thus sensitive to sunlight? Doesn't sunlight exposure to the eyes increase risks of eye conditions such as cataracts and macular degeneration?
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I'm curious-why without sunglasses? What for those who have light eyes and thus sensitive to sunlight? Doesn't sunlight exposure to the eyes increase risks of eye conditions such as cataracts and macular degeneration?
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Agree - viruses are not transmitted as easily as the world makes them out to be, given personal experience.
I think there's more to it than that. I have noticed a tremendous increase of people wearing spectacles in the last twenty years, as if just about everyone has to wear them. Is it marketing that produces an unnecessary requirement for them? I don't know, but I'm curious. I'm sure sunglasses have their place but they may be used unwisely. It's worth looking into it further.
Also, less sun exposure to the eyes interferes with vitamin D production, I read, which could also be another foundational cause for disease in general. This too, I assume would make folks vulnerable to covid complications.
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Did you know that breast cancer is higher in the coldest climates?
I didn't know that - but it makes sense. I've always felt the ample sun and humidity in Texas are good for my health.
I think nearsightedness has a direct correlation to our use of screens.I think there's more to it than that. I have noticed a tremendous increase of people wearing spectacles in the last twenty years, as if just about everyone has to wear them. Is it marketing that produces an unnecessary requirement for them? I don't know, but I'm curious. I'm sure sunglasses have their place but they may be used unwisely. It's worth looking into it further.
Also, less sun exposure to the eyes interferes with vitamin D production, I read, which could also be another foundational cause for disease in general. This too, I assume would make folks vulnerable to covid complications.
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Your doctor or PCP/Primary Care Physician in the USA has vaccination number requirements to reach in order to get the big bonus that the pharma companies give doctors when they get, for example 50% or 75% of patients to get their flu vaccine or MMR vaccine. These are big, sometimes $10k if they reach these numbers.
My doctor does not like me because I refuse all vaccines and most things that are given to me. I want physical therapy, chiropractor, etc, no vaccines, meds or surgeries when possible.
The new yearly or even bi-yearly extra vaccines are simply YYYYUUUUGGGEEEE money makers for pharma. Multi-billion dollar increases in profit, basically for junk they couldnt get FDA approved before.
Now my doctor will hate me even more, but I suspect this vaccine push will actually backfire because now people will suspect the flu vaccine too.
My doctor does not like me because I refuse all vaccines and most things that are given to me. I want physical therapy, chiropractor, etc, no vaccines, meds or surgeries when possible.
The new yearly or even bi-yearly extra vaccines are simply YYYYUUUUGGGEEEE money makers for pharma. Multi-billion dollar increases in profit, basically for junk they couldnt get FDA approved before.
Now my doctor will hate me even more, but I suspect this vaccine push will actually backfire because now people will suspect the flu vaccine too.
I think it's more common than reported. I came across an article last night saying how blood clots are being misdiagnosed as "covid" because of their symptoms, which is a problem because generally the treatment for covid is stay home and drink fluids (but it's not a flu), while blood clots need medical attention.
Also the focus on one "disease" is leading to wrong diagnoses (if you're a hammer everything is a nail)
The radio is on at work. They're trying to throw fun events at arenas with prizes and "your choice of Pfizer or Moderna!"
(One is if you're over 12, the other if you're over 18. Hmm)
Also someone mentioned that the blood clots may be an unintended side effect while the sterility is the intended one. Could be... I wonder if the swine flu vaccine that caused narcolepsy (which was probably trying to thump sexual function but somebody clocked out early) was similiar
I went out without glasses yesterday. Had to squint so much I could barely see. I’m in a place with lots of heat and sun.I think there's more to it than that. I have noticed a tremendous increase of people wearing spectacles in the last twenty years, as if just about everyone has to wear them. Is it marketing that produces an unnecessary requirement for them? I don't know, but I'm curious. I'm sure sunglasses have their place but they may be used unwisely. It's worth looking into it further.
Also, less sun exposure to the eyes interferes with vitamin D production, I read, which could also be another foundational cause for disease in general. This too, I assume would make folks vulnerable to covid complications.
Health
" A few quotes culled from Thomas Achord’s and Darrel Dow’s pleasing book, “Who is My Neighbor; An Anthology in Natural Relations.” —— Study finds disparity in mental health of biracial Asian-Americans Lauren Berger — 2008 “Bi-racial Americans of Asian and white descent are twice as likely to be...
I have light eyes and don’t go anywhere without sunglasses. I’d wear them inside overly lit indoor spaces if it were socially acceptable.
I’m not interest in absorbing more vitamin d through my eyes by not wearing sunglasses. That sounds absurd, annoying, and painful (if you have dark eyes you will not understand). Most people in direct sunlight get enough vitamin d by just spending a few minutes outside assuming they’re not fully covered.
In winter months it seems almost everyone is vitamin d deficient to some level unless you live in Miami. I take d supplement in winter months. Yeah it’s not the same but better than nothing.
I’d be more worried about the effect of screen watching than sunglasses. I try to remember to do alternating distance focus exercises when I’m staring at a screen all day.
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