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The sun provides the basis for all life on earth. The sun is the source
of energy for all plants, and indirectly, for all animals. “Take away
the sunlight and all life on earth would soon perish. Deprived of
sunlight, man loses physical vigor and strength and will develop a
disinclination for activity,” wrote Dr. Herbert Shelton.
I sunbathe nude almost everyday, at noontime, the hottest part of the
day, for several hours, and at age 67, having done this for over 45
years, I have never developed skin cancer, wrinkles or dryness.
Sunbathing does not cause cancer of the skin nor wrinkles nor drying of
the skin. Healthy people do not get skin cancer - unhealthy people do.
Sunbathing helps heal those with cancer by building up the body’s vital
energies and increasing the oxygen in the tissues. Sunbathing helps heal
cancer of the skin, wrinkles and drying of the skin. Unfortunately,
those who develop skin cancer and/or wrinkles and also coincidentally
sunbathe have had many unhealthful habits that cause their skin cancer,
wrinkles and drying of their skin.
Chronic sunburn on skin containing free radicals leads to skin
cancer. Repeated sunburning, not suntanning itself, causes skin cancer,
wrote Dr. Michael Gray. Sunlight may change free radicals, dietary fat
from animal sources, cholesterol from animal sources and deranged
antioxidants brought to the skin from the eating of cooked foods into
carcinogenic substances. Antioxidant vitamins C and E are reduced or
deranged by cooking. Furthermore, fats and oils applied to the skin in
suntan lotions and other cosmetics are sources of free radicals which
can lead to skin cancer.
Dr. Zane Kime wrote that suntan lotions should not be used because they
can cause cancer. Sunscreen may actually increase the risk of cancer,
so proposed California researchers in a paper published in January, 1993
in the Annals of Epidemiology.
Gray also wrote that those who smoke tobacco and marijuana and expose
them-selves to sunlight tend to get skin cancer.
Cancer is common in those who over-consume coffee and teas which
contain toxic caffeine and tannic acid, and expose themselves to
sunlight, wrote Dr. Becker and D. Alexander.
“Immuno-suppressant” drugs may contribute to skin cancer as well as
x-rays and chemotherapy.
“We may be able to reduce our cancer deaths by inducing a partial or
complete immunity by exposure of suitable skin areas to sunlight,” wrote
Dr. Frank Apperly.
Sunbathing helped heal the skin cancer of Dr. Harland G. Call. His
“skin cancer was diagnosed by two M.D.’s, one of whom was a surgeon who
recommended surgical removal.” Call employed “sunbathing of the
effected area, Within a short time, the skin cancer disappeared,” after
which he reported back to the M.D. who had recommended surgical
removal. When the M.D. “examined” him, “he confirmed that the skin
cancer had disappeared without surgical removal.”
A man had recurrent skin cancer. His doctor recommended surgery. The
cancerous man rejected the surgery. Instead he followed the advice of
Dr. John Ott to sunbathe without his glasses and after five months his
skin cancer completely disappeared.
Sunlight treatments reduced malignant cancer growths 50% in animal
experiments in Russia, writes A.P. Zabaluyeva.
Sunlight helps the body heal wounds and injuries and overcome virtually
any illness. Dr. Carl Hoffminster wrote that soldiers in World War II
healed and survived much better when their open wounds and broken bones
were exposed to sunlight.
Sunbathing helps strengthen muscles. Dr. Zane Kime wrote:
“Tuberculosis patients being treated by sunbathing have been observed to
have well-developed muscles with very little fat, even though they have
not exercised for months.” He also reported that a study on the effects
of sunlight on a group at a health resort showed that the group that was
getting more sunshine with their exercise had improved almost twice as
much as the group that avoided sunshine as revealed by their
electrocardiograms. Kime also wrote, “The Romans made use of the sun in
training their gladiators, for they knew that sunlight seemed to
strengthen and enlarge the muscles.”
Cancer of the breast, prostate reproductive organs and colon may be
caused by not exposing these vital organs to the sun and air. Anything
that blocks sunshine from penetrating the skin will reduce the amount of
Vitamin D that the body makes. People with lower levels of Vitamin D
are at greater risk for colon cancer, writes the Lancet.
Sunlight helps people overcome winter depression. Seasonal Affective
Disorder (SAD) hits around 100,000 people and develops into severe
depression as daylight decreases in the winter. If SAD sufferers get
out and get some sunlight during winter, they will relieve their
depression, writes Dr. Keki Sidhwa.
Dr. Herbert Shelton wrote, “Gazing directly into the sun actually
improves sight and aids in overcoming disease.” Sunglasses block
healing ultra-violet light and thus contribute to the increased
incidence of blindness and eye disease in this country, wrote Dr. Jacob
Liberman.
Eyeglasses and contact lenses rob you of energy by blocking some of the
ultra violet rays that travel through the eyes to the pineal gland,
wrote Patricia McCormac.
After discontinuing wearing his eyeglasses, Dr. John Ott wrote that he
exposed his eyes to sunlight without lenses and his vision was much
improved. He recommended similar therapy to his friends and they gained
similar improvement in their vision. Ott wrote that nothing should
block out the full spectrum of sunlight, no glasses of any kind should
block the ultra violet rays, and especially no dark glasses.
Dr. Shelton wrote, “In truth man was designed by the Creator to enjoy
the direct rays of the sun and the soothing strengthening influence of
the winds over the whole surface of the body. He is by nature a nude
animal.”
Arnold Rickli, whose sun and air institution in Switzerland attracted
patients from all over the world in the 19th century, wrote, “Man is
made to live in the open air; therefore when exposed to the action of
the light, air and sun, he is in his real element.”
If we choose to expose our nude skin to the sunshine, all we need to do
is pay attention to our bodies. Our bodies are always talking to us,
and we must learn to listen. If the sunshine is going to be harmful,
our bodies will feel uncomfortable in the sunshine. This will force us
to withdraw our bodies from the sunshine before it can injure us.
“A full sunbath in the nude is ideal. This is not a mere cosmetic
measure, but a health requirement for greatest value,” wrote Dr.
Shelton.
Bernarr McFadden wrote: “From the dawn of history the sun has been
utilized specifically as an aid to restoration of health and s a means
of maintaining and increasing it. The ancient Greeks and Romans,
Egyptians and Assyrians, Arabians, Babylonians and Cretans, the Aztecs,
the early Chinese and Japanese, the inhabitants of India and most other
nations that were glorious in their day derived their superb health
partly from their contact with the rays of the sun, and healed their
ailments by their aid.”
Hippocrates, “the Father of Medicine”, practiced the “sun-cure” in the
temple of Esculapius on the island of Cos in ancient Greece.
Everyone sick or well looks better, feels better, gets better and
functions better after exposing every part of their nude bodies to the
beautiful sunshine. Sunbathe each moment you can. It helps you in
every possible way!

fade0246

I have to agree with that.

BooBop

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LJ

WOW!

tanthis&tanthat

i loved reading this... now i want to take off my clothes and run around naked on top of a mountain (with the sound of music soundtrack in the background of course)!

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Shantilly

Great article, where is it from?

BronzeBiz

2nd that... what is the source?

tanthis&tanthat

it seems like it is bits from different articles (maybe). it is so old, we may never know. but it is great reading.., makes me feel good about tanning!

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"all though a few people have been accepted over there that arent owners but that just means that they have the tan talk personality..which isnt a compliment.. "

__________________BAHAHAHAHA... cracks me up every time!

hoptan

good stuff

eileen

interesting