Is it more harm than good, these sunblocks?

So let me quote Dr. Michael Hollick.

So he's one of the guys who've done a huge amount of research on vitamin D and has published a lot.

And he made a statement that made the conventional medical community quite angry with them.

He said that for every death we save from skin cancer by putting

these locients and potions of people's skin, we cause 55 cases of breast cancer, colon cancer,

prostate cancer, and lung cancer. Because deficiency of vitamin D hugely promotes many kinds of cancer in the body.

So I put all these blocks on, we're decreasing people of vitamin D levels.

Oh, fuck, here we go.

You know what, though?

Michael Hollick has done a lot of research on vitamin D, and he has gotten in trouble with the medical establishment.

Let's think about what he's done.

He had a paper retracted for suggesting vitamin D could treat COVID-19.

It's the very paper that many conspiratists and wellness influencers have used to shit on vaccines.

But it turns out that there was a lack of information

provided on how patients died in his study, which is pretty important if you're claiming

that a vitamin staves off death from a virus. The medical establishment also didn't

love Hollick receiving $163,000 from pharmaceutical companies over a four-year

period, including from companies that make vitamin D tests. They didn't love it when he defended

child abusers in court by saying that their baby received injuries from a connective tissue

disorder instead of being beaten, even though the parents

were later indicted for beating their child. Shortly after this, Hollick was barred from evaluating

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