There are several ways to get a bronzed body:
1. Tanning lotions
2. Tanning beds in salons or skin clinics
3. Actual exposure to the sun (beach)
However, keep in mind that having tanned skin may look good on you, but excess exposure to the sun will do you more harm than good - especially when the reason for your having a tan was because you spent so much time under the sun.
Truth is, when your skin starts to change color from fair to red or brown, it is your skin's way of saying there is something wrong with it. In time, you'll see wrinkles, fine lines, age spots, and other skin conditions develop in your skin.
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Sun Bronzed Greek Gods was created on 2010-02-15.
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Answer 1: The bronzed Aussie refers to the Bronze medallion obtained by the iconic surf life savers. Answer 2: The bronzed Aussie icon had its origins in the lifesavers who patrol the Australian beches, but they were called that because of their bronze, tanned skin, a result of their long hours in the sunshine. See the related link.
Sunlamps and tanning beds promise consumers a bronzed body year-round, but the ultraviolet (UV) radiation from these devices poses serious health risks.
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Two diseases come to mind when considering what you might mean by "bronzed disease". These are hemochromatosis, which is sometimes called bronze diabetes, and Addison disease. Both conditions can cause bronze-colored pigmentation of the skin, which is presumably what you're referring to when you say "bronzed disease".In any case, I'm not familiar with a US president with hemochromatosis, but John F Kennedy had Addison disease.
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There is no "body pH." Different fluids of the body have different pH.