natural sunscreens

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

My sister-in-law turned me onto a vitamin that helps me process sunlight

in strong doses. We were at Cape Hatteras, NC in late May and she had

me take PABA in pill form with all my meals along with regular

application of sunblock 15 when we were going to the beach or deep sea

fishing. For the first time in my life I didn't turn beet red. It was

so great, I buy a bottle every year from GNC and take it with every meal

on days I'm going to the beach or when I am doing yard work, etc. I

think that some people might be allergic to it though. When I went to

buy it last year, the girl at the check out counter told me she had

never heard of it helping with processing sun, but she said it was good

for controlling grey hairs. Go figure!

Sharon Switzer

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

PABA was first publicized as an anti-gray-hair vitamin because black animals

lacking it became gray. Several women who had wanted children for years

conceived after this vitamin was added to their diets. Other persons who had

suffered from vitiligo or whose skin had become heavily pigmented in some

spots and lacked pigment in other, developed normal skin color and the

heavier spots of pigment faded.

 

PABA if taken continually and in high doses will prevent one from burning at

all. PABA, natural not the synthetic, can be added to cream and applied to

the skin and has been known to protect up to 8 hours in Florida sun. A real

godsend for persons that are susceptible to skin cancer. The synthetic kind

has produced skin reactions.

Zo

 

> Hi All,

> My sister-in-law turned me onto a vitamin that helps me process sunlight

> in strong doses. We were at Cape Hatteras, NC in late May and she had

> me take PABA in pill form with all my meals along with regular

> application of sunblock 15 when we were going to the beach or deep sea

> fishing. For the first time in my life I didn't turn beet red. It was

> so great, I buy a bottle every year from GNC and take it with every meal

> on days I'm going to the beach or when I am doing yard work, etc. I

> think that some people might be allergic to it though. When I went to

> buy it last year, the girl at the check out counter told me she had

> never heard of it helping with processing sun, but she said it was good

> for controlling grey hairs. Go figure!

> Sharon Switzer