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Taken from KeelyNet BBS (214) 324-3501
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Sponsored by Vangard Sciences
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PO BOX 1031
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Mesquite, TX 75150
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SUNSPOTS.ASC
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August 27, 1990
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This information was given to us by a close friend, Mrs. Hetty
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Quarrella, from Michigan. Hetty has been doing research in the
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health field for many years.
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She has many friends in the Michigan area who work in the
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science community researching various aspects of field energies.
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They thought that this would be a good article for the KeelyNet.
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Also if you are not aware, this is a peak year for sunspot
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activity. This solar cycle occurs every 11 years. Electronic
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communications are most effected by this, particularly radio. There
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are many BBS systems for short wave radio operators which monitor
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sunspot activity.
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R.B.
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Vangard notes>>>
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In addition, high concentrations of solar radiation contain
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invisible rays in the UltraViolet region. It is a proven fact that
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tissues are MOST SENSITIVE to the 260 nm frequency, although the
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range of 200 to 350 nm has been proven to be the band most harmful.
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Cellular injury takes the form of mutation or death when
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subjected to intense doses of light in this range.
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Photobiologists found that the wavelength of UV that was most
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EFFICIENT AT BRINGING ABOUT CELL DEATH was precisely the wavelength
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that DNA ABSORBED MOST EFFICIENTLY.
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Fortunately for earth surface dwellers, little of the intense
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UV light actually makes it to the surface due to our protective
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atmopshere.
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Of the UV rays that do penetrate, sunburn occurs as a result of
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overexposure to such radiation. It occurs when one is exposed to a
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substantial amount of sunlight without the skin being tanned
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(pigmented with melanin).
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The action spectrum necessary to produce the MAXIMUM skin
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reddening occurs at about 290 nm, a wavelength present in sunlight
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even at the earth's surface.
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The reddening that we notice is a result of vasoactive
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(vascular system affected) substances being released in the
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epidermis by the radiation.
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Immediately following the reddening, skin pigmentation or
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tanning occurs when melanin appears at the skin surface.
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SOLAR RADIATION AND YOUR HEALTH
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Based upon information given to us by one of our professional
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client's, it is our desire to pass along to you and your family some
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health maintenance tips.
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As a result of solar radiation activity this summer, certain
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days, from the beginning of August, thru to the end of February,
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have been designated as "Days of High Intensity Solar Radiation".
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These "Red Days" are as follows:
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The entire month of August
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September.................. 1, 5, 7, 8, 21, 23
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October....................15, 22
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November................... 1, 10, 15 thru 22
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December................... 1, 2, 12, 30
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January....................15, 27
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February...................18 thru 21
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Precautionary measures taken by you and your family will help
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in reducing the risk of an overdose to this solar radiation.
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A few common sense measures include:
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1. Make sure that your skin is not in direct contact with the
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sun during the days listed above.
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2. Wear a total sun-block tanning product on those areas that
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must be exposed to the sun, such as "Sun Down".
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3. Make sure that you wear a hat on your head when out in
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direct sunlight.
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4. Taken internally, "Paba", an ingredient found in the "B"
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vitamin complex.
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Should you feel you have overexposed yourself to the sun's rays
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on any one of the day's listed above, you can help yourself by
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taking a bath, and mixing in your bath water, one (1) cup of sea
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salt, along with one (1) cup of baking soda.
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This will help to reduce the skin irritation resulting from
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overexposure to the sun's radiation.
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* Please note, some people have been found to be allergic to
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"Paba". If you are one of those people, please test "Paba"
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internally (it is available at most health food stores as a
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single nutritional supplement). By ingesting a small amount
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before you begin to take it daily as a sun-block
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preventative.
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** IMPORTANT: IF YOU ARE A DIABETIC YOU CANNOT TAKE PABA. **
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"Paba" taken internally should be kept in the range of 500 mg
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per day. This will help to prevent skin irritation from
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overexposure.
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If you find you must be exposed to solar radiation and can plan
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for it, then begin taking the "PABA" five (5) days before you are to
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be exposed to the sun.
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What all this means, is that you'll have to cancel your
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vacation at the nudist camp this year!!!!
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Submitted by; Ronald Barker
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Vangard Sciences
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If you have comments or other information relating to such
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topics as this paper covers, please upload to KeelyNet or
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send to the Vangard Sciences address as previously listed.
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Thank you for your consideration, interest and support.
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Jerry W. Decker.........Ron Barker...........Chuck Henderson
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Vangard Sciences/KeelyNet
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