Sunlight a carcinogen - combatting cancer or crushing a competitor

Classifying Sunlight a Carcinogen – Combatting Cancer or Crushing a Competitor?

The decision in IARC’s Monograph 55 to classify sunlight as a most dangerous carcinogen contains severe contradictory evidence and environmental fraud. Its consequence of public sun-avoidance contributes to as many premature deaths as smoking. Was the classification of sunlight as a carcinogen meant to combat cancer or to get rid of a competitor to the medical-industrial complex?

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Pigs, Sunlight, and Vitamin D A Tale of UV Lamps and Oink-tastic Discoveries

Pigs, Sunlight, and Vitamin D: A Tale of UV Lamps and Oink-tastic Discoveries

Discover the surprising results of a study comparing UV light exposure to vitamin D supplementation in pigs. Using the Exo Terra Reptile UVB 200 lamp, these sunbathing pigs reveal unique insights into vitamin D metabolism and health benefits. From cardiovascular perks to immune response modulation, find out why these pigs might just have a thing or two to teach us humans about getting our daily dose of vitamin D.

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WHO: “The 1992 Decision by IARC to Declare Sunlight a Group 1 Carcinogen is Wrong and a Crime Against Humanity”

Today, April 1st, 2021, the Supervisory Board in WHO presented a review of the decision in IARC’s Monograph 55 to classify sunlight as a most dangerous carcinogen. IARC, The International Agency for Research on Cancer, is the specialized cancer research agency of WHO. The review concludes that the decision is based on severe contradictory evidence and environmental fraud.

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