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UVB Sunlight Exposure to Skin and Eyes

Get regular UVB exposure from sunlight to the skin, eyes, and face throughout the year, as safely possible, to support endocrine, mood, energy, immune, pain-relief, wound-healing, and tissue-renewal pathways. Most people should likely get more UVB exposure overall, especially in winter, while avoiding sunburn and eye damage.

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We also need to get UVB sunlight exposure onto our skin if we want to activate this P53 pathway in keratinocytes and the testosterone and estrogen increases that are downstream of that P53 pathway.

huberman · Using Light (Sunlight, Blue Light & Red Light) to Optimize Health · Apr 18, 2022 · 1:04:14 · open ↗
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