Mercola relays reports that Russian scientist Pjotr Garjajev intercepted ultraviolet photon signals from DNA, and recounts Fritz-Albert Popp's photorepair work and a case in which a mistletoe remedy appeared to restore normal photon emission in a cancer patient.
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What causes psoriasis? Beer or vitamin D deficiency?
Women in the Nurses' Health Study II who drank five or more non-light beers a week were 2.3 times as likely to have confirmed psoriasis as non-drinkers, a survey of 82,860 women found. Light beer, wine and liqueurs showed no such link.
Vitamins
Newly Discovered Role of Vitamin C in Skin Protection
A vitamin C derivative, ascorbic acid 2-phosphate, promoted wound healing and helped protect skin cells' DNA from oxidative damage in a study. Mercola notes the cosmetics relevance but warns that containing vitamin C is no guarantee a product is beneficial.
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