05/29/2026
We’ve been told for years that avoiding the sun is one of the “healthiest” things we can do.
But the conversation around sun exposure and sunscreen may be a lot bigger than most people realize.
Many conventional sunscreens contain ingredients like oxybenzone and other endocrine-disrupting chemicals that have raised concerns around hormone balance, fertility, cellular stress, and overall toxic load, especially when combined with heat, chlorine exposure, and daily environmental accumulation.
At the same time, many people are becoming increasingly deficient in Vitamin D, which plays an important role in immune health, hormone function, mood, metabolism, and overall wellness.
This is not about fear or avoiding all sunscreen. It is about becoming more aware of what we are putting on and around our bodies, how products interact with our environment, and learning to make more informed choices.
Your health is influenced by more than just one thing. Small daily exposures add up over time.
Watch the full video through the link in bio for a deeper conversation on sunscreen ingredients, toxic load, hormone health, and why whole-body wellness requires looking beyond surface-level recommendations.