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10 Reasons To Love The Sun

Updated on April 19, 2010

Most people now a days fear the sun…

WHY!?

You hear about it giving you skin cancer, aging you, ect. So men and women alike flee to the tanning beds to get that deep skin color. I got news for you tan bed bunnies…

TANNING BEDS AGE YOU

It is artificially light. Anything man made is NEVER 100% safe.

I’ve seen women in their late 20’s, looking almost 40! So be aware of that, not to mention what it does to your body and your bones! Sorry, but I am 100% against it.

Anyways, here are 10 reasons to love the sun that God has made just for us!!

  • It keeps skin young and radiant!

That’s right! It feeds our skin with nutrients we can’t get from food. Not to mention it helps us sweat and we all know how amazing that is for circulation and every inch of our body’s!

  • It makes us feel good!

The sun feeds us energy. It gives our skin that radiant bronze appeal that not only makes us look healthy, it makes us look and feel thinner!

  • It’s the best form of vitamin D for our bones!

For thow’s that fear the sun, I would reconsider! The sun feeds our bones the best form of natural vitamin D so our bones will work great even when we are in our old ages!

  • HELLO! Its helps us grow our food!

Without the sun we wouldn’t have delicious apples, oranges and grapes! Not to mention all our nutritious veggies!

  • It helps us absorb oxygen better!

Need I say how awesome and wonderful that is for the body?

  • It’s a natural mood enhancer!

I don’t know about you, but I have a lot less bad days when the sun is out.

  • It’s good for the eyes!

Now, I’m not saying go stare at the sun! But on them sunny days, go without a pair of sun glasses. It will help your eyes dilate better and you will see more clearly.

  • It gives us natural pain relief for our joints!

Did you ever ache and lay out in the sun for 20 minutes? It feels amazing. It relieves the inflammation in our joints and bones and helps us move better.

  • It’s not bad for us by far!

The people that said it was bad for us must have horse blinders on! It’s been here a lot longer then any of the people living today. Why would is suddenly be bad? Its not the sun that’s bad, its what we put on our skin before going in the sun! Instead of using sun screen, try olive oil! You will get an awesome tan too! If you burn easy, try aloe vera oil or gel.

  • It gives us natural light!

Uhhh DUHHH! What’s better then the sun coming through your windows on a sunny day. No light bulb can give such radiance!

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