not performative lesbians
lemme see them munch on each other's muff to prove they're the real deal
Like Wendy & Lisa.
The Sunscreen Paradox: Could the Protection We Trust Be Doing More Harm Than Good? By Jonathan Reynolds | The New York Times
For decades, Americans have been urged to use sunscreen to protect against UV rays, yet skin cancer rates continue to rise. Now, emerging research suggests that chemicals in some sunscreens, such as oxybenzone and octinoxate, may be absorbed into the bloodstream at concerning levels. "These chemicals don't just sit on the skin," says Dr. Linda Ferguson, a toxicologist at Stanford. "We are only beginning to understand their long-term effects."
Some experts worry that certain sunscreen ingredients may disrupt hormones and even contribute to cancer risk. With consumer skepticism rising, many are turning to alternative protections like UV-blocking clothing and mineral-based sunscreens. As regulators examine the issue, the search for safe and effective sun protection remains ongoing.
This is an exert from ann article i just found in the NYT what do you think of it @nort ? Do you think sunscreen probably causes cancer?
i shot a cracka call him shottist
s***ted on him call him shartist
he turn me on and get me started
i go schizo psycho i go retarded
kodak spice the s***poster who go the hardest
u swirlin down the toilet, u aint even farted
u fat as f*** like Paul Blarted
i shot a cracka call him shottist
s***ted on him call him shartist
he turn me on and get me started
i go schizo psycho i go retarded
kodak spice the s***poster who go the hardest
u swirlin down the toilet, u aint even farted
u fat as f*** like Paul Blarted
i shot a cracka call him shottist
s***ted on him call him shartist
he turn me on and get me started
i go schizo psycho i go retarded
kodak spice the s***poster who go the hardest
u swirlin down the toilet, u aint even farted
u fat as f*** like Paul Blarted
Masterpiece kodak
@Extraterrestrial @op @Camille
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The Sunscreen Paradox: Could the Protection We Trust Be Doing More Harm Than Good? By Jonathan Reynolds | The New York Times
For decades, Americans have been urged to use sunscreen to protect against UV rays, yet skin cancer rates continue to rise. Now, emerging research suggests that chemicals in some sunscreens, such as oxybenzone and octinoxate, may be absorbed into the bloodstream at concerning levels. "These chemicals don't just sit on the skin," says Dr. Linda Ferguson, a toxicologist at Stanford. "We are only beginning to understand their long-term effects."
Some experts worry that certain sunscreen ingredients may disrupt hormones and even contribute to cancer risk. With consumer skepticism rising, many are turning to alternative protections like UV-blocking clothing and mineral-based sunscreens. As regulators examine the issue, the search for safe and effective sun protection remains ongoing.
This is an exert from ann article i just found in the NYT what do you think of it @nort ? Do you think sunscreen probably causes cancer?
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