Peter Attia· MD
I tell my patients they have to use mineral sunscreens as opposed to chemical sunscreens.
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I tell my patients they have to use mineral sunscreens as opposed to chemical sunscreens.
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I tell my patients they have to use mineral sunscreens as opposed to chemical sunscreens.
Now I'll take it a step further. I tell my patients they have to use mineral sunscreens as opposed to chemical sunscreens because I'm not convinced of the safety of avoenzone oxyenzone as hormone disruptors.
I tell my patients they have to use mineral sunscreens as opposed to chemical sunscreens.