There’s a startup opportunity: a body cream with concentrates of beneficial microorganisms.
“Pair it with our full spectrum sun lamp and you can have all the benefits of playing outside from the comfort of your standing desk”.
“Pair it with our full spectrum sun lamp and you can have all the benefits of playing outside from the comfort of your standing desk”.
“Yes.”
Do I need to wear sunscreen in front of my desk too now? Will the body cream include it?
Too many questions. I'm going outside.
- Skin cancer is by far the least deadly type of cancer and nearly always just requires some low-risk skin removal.
- Getting a light tan feels amazing. Your whole body feels warmer.
- Vitamin D.
You know what feels even better? Not getting skin cancer.
> Vitamin D
Easily obtained from supplements.
Sure, you can always come back that you can take anti-depressants, and try to use some sort of sun-mimicking light, but then we're really going to extremes to avoid the sun altogether.
So is exposure to the sun, at the right times, in moderation, with appropriate but not extreme protection okay?
Depends on your personal risk tolerance. For majority of people, probably yes: the benefits (especially the mental ones) would outweight the small risks.
It's good as long as you don't get sunburn or skin cancer...
> Do I need to wear sunscreen in front of my desk too now? Will the body cream include it?
That's the sort of thinking we need, champ - you just earned yourself a promotion to Chief Product Officer. :)
too much sun ages you badly even without any sunburn. Hot dog skin.