Yes, the sun is helthy for us, our body makes vitamin D when we get out as our body's cant produce them.
People should limit their time in the sun to around fifteen minutes a day to keep up their vitamin D stores. Excess sun exposure can lead to skin cancer, unsightly skin growths in middle age and premature aging. In normal everyday life you should use a sun screen on exposed skin, especially the face.
Sun exposure can help people with the skin condition eczema.
if people stop spending time in the sun then businesses will loose out on money and will go bankrupt
If you spend time in the sun make sure you are always protected with at least 15 SPF, it all depends on how much time you want to spend in the sun, there is really no good reason why anyone should spend time in the sun, just be careful and protect yourself
Excessive sun exposure can lead to skin damage, premature aging, and an increased risk of skin cancer. It is important to protect your skin by wearing sunscreen, seeking shade, and wearing protective clothing to reduce these risks.
Yes they can. People with darker skin can stay in the sun for longer because they have a higher amount of Melanin. Melanin protects us from the harmful UV rays of the sun. :)
It is fun to spend time on the beach because you can swim in the ocean and find sea creatures, or you can play games with your family and friends, you could have a picnic on the beach, or you can get a tan or just relax in the sun and get you vitamin C. Hint, don't sun bathe to long or you might get a sunburn!
it is possible, but highly unlikely, unless you spend alot of time in the sun. mostly people that are middle aged or older get it.
no longer than 15 to 20mins
skin cancer is common in Australia because a lot of fair-skinned people spend a lot of time in the sun.
The answer to your question is yes, the more time you spend in the sun the healthier and stronger your hair will get, and will be lighter
no because if you spend to much time in the sun you can get skin cancer that's what i saw in a book The risk of getting skin cancer is not high and should not prevent you going out in the sun as long as you are wearing an appropriate sun cream. I would recommend a higher SPF cream the lighter your skin is, the closer to the equator you are and the higher your altitude. One of the risks of sunlight is that it can cause premature ageing but for me I'm more worried about getting burnt because it's so uncomfortable!
running and looking for a prey Improved answer: Actually, they spend most of their time sleeping on rocks under the sun. So literally, the spend most of their time doing absolutely nothing.