Communiqué First Mastrantoni
December 2, 2009 13:25
Going on holiday at Christmas, the beach or the mountains, with white skin? Never! Better than some passing under the tanning lamps so 'do not risk the bad shape of the skin color mozzarella.
In this way, many holidaymakers are preparing for the future year-end holidays.
In recent days, however, 'the FDA (USA), the equivalent of our National Institute of Health', has launched a new alarm about the risks of tanning lamps and sunbeds.
"Although some think that a tan gives them a healthy, all 'tan' is a sign of skin damage," said Sharon Miller, a scientist and international expert on radiation And UV tanning.
A "tan" and 'the reaction of the skin to UV exposure. Recognizing
ray exposure as an "insult" the skin reacts and produces more self-defense 'melanin, a pigment that darkens the skin.
Over time this will mean 'an injury to the skin, premature aging and, in some cases, cancer of the skin.
Two types of UV rays penetrate the skin, UV-B and UV-A.
UV-B rays penetrate the upper layers of the skin and are responsible for sunburn.
UV-A rays penetrate the layers' deep skin and are often associated with allergic reactions.
risks from exposure are already 'have taken the National Cancer Institute (U.S.) and 'International Agency for Research on Cancer (WHO) has classified exposure, especially if prolonged, to cancer risk.
Keep in mind that exposure to UV aging skin, increases wrinkles, reduces the immune system, can 'cause allergic reactions and eye damage. Before exposure to light should consult their doctor or a dermatologist.
From "avvertenze.aduc.it"
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