Richard Weller

Well, I think, I mean, it's people like you.

I mean, I guess Richard Weller.

Yeah, he's going very much.

Yeah, he's one of the researchers in the UK studies.

And I don't really know the reasons, but it's not healthy.

No, and I think, you know, I guess none of us really know the full reasons, but it is really weird.

Maybe it's just because this is still emergent science, because as you point out, there's your work, there's people like Richard Weller who publish it, you know, Glenn Jeffrey out of UCL.

So

And so there was another study that was published in the journals that was out of actually University of Edinburgh.

It was published and they looked at, actually Richard Weller was I think one of the authors on this paper.

They looked at ultraviolet A.

Now this is important to understand As I told you before, ultraviolet is that type of light that can produce vitamin D in your skin.

so i will never advocate for sunburn or sun sun damage so you've got to be careful look at the uv index uh cover up wear clothes that that blocks the ultraviolet infrared light can go right through those clothes as we mentioned Interestingly, from a scientific standpoint, the epidemiology says not really.

There was a Swedish study that showed that the highest exposure to sunlight had the lowest mortality when measured over 20 years in 30,000 Swedish women.

Richard Weller repeated that study in both men and women, UK Biobank.

And there was about 400,000 people in that study.