Tanning Bed Fertility 

Answers to you questions about skin cancer and tanning beds

You love the way you look with that tan. But you do have some concerns. What about tanning bed fertility rates, or skin cancer and tanning beds. Just yesterday I was asked “will tanning beds help eczema and acne?” I think now is a good time to explain the pros of getting a tan.

Not everything about tanning and UV rays is negative. Did you know that a healthy dose of sun can actually make you live longer. The sun and tanning beds both have positive effects on the body. Tanning bed fertility rates are not affected, and tanning can actually help eczema and other skin conditions.

Tanning bed fertility rates remain consistent with the rates of women who do not use tanning beds. So there is no need to worry about reducing your fertility because you tan.

Scientific studies conducted by California Tan and the Heliotherapy Light and Skin Research Center at Boston University School of Medicine found many positive things the sun can provide.

Many diseases are treated with Heliotherapy. Heliotherapy is the treatment of diseases or disorders by exposing the body to sunlight. Season Affective Disorder is on of those diseases treated by exposing the individual to the UV rays of the sun by using tanning beds.

We all know that overexposure to UV rays can cause premature aging of the skin and skin cancer. Regardless of the hype for all of us to stop tanning now, there is absolutely no proof that moderate tanning is harmful. In fact quite the opposite! The science behind Heliotherapy would indicate exactly the opposite. That controlled, moderate exposure is actually beneficial.

Moderate exposure can decrease blood pressure, lower blood cholesterol, de-stress a person, and increase a person’s tolerance to stress. It can also build the immune system so it has a higher resistance to infections.

Light plays an important role in regulating over 100 body functions. The pineal gland, also called the third eye is found deep in the center of the brain. Its job is to co-ordinate life functions based on the light information it receives. Sunlight keeps the body’s systems in balance, from the immune system to fertility.

Studies have also shown that light increases longevity, because it provides us with valuable nutrients. Its mother natures home remedy, as a preventative to colon cancer, and as a stimulant of white blood cells to fight disease.

Now remember heliotherapy is the doctor’s version of a tanning bed. So it can’t be all bad can it?

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