Sunbathing — A cause or a cure for cancer?

Far too many people nowadays are vitamin D deficient.
Interestingly enough, the people who tend to be the most vitamin D deficient are cancer patients:

“More than three-quarters of cancer patients have insufficient levels of vitamin D (25-hydroxy-vitamin D), and the lowest levels are associated with more advanced cancer” reported a study presented on October 2, 2011, at the 53rd Annual Meeting of the American Society for Radiation Oncology.

Vitamin D deficiency has been linked not only to certain cancers but also to autoimmune diseases, heart disease, high blood pressure, depression, osteoporosis, and many other ailments.

This is why, as part of her Budwig Protocol, Dr. Johanna Budwig had her cancer patients soak up about 20 minutes of sunshine daily.

She stated: “The sun’s rays are very much in accord with humans. It is no coincidence that we love the sun. The resonance in our biological matter is so strongly attuned to absorb the sun’s energy…there is nowhere else on Earth where the sun’s energy is found in a higher concentration than in humankind. This accumulation of the sun’s energy…is enhanced when we consume food which has electrons, which in turn attract the electromagnetic waves of sunbeams of photons. A great number of these electrons, which are in accordance with the wavelength of the sun’s energy, are to be found in seed oils, for example. Technically speaking, these oils are even known as electron-rich essential highly unsaturated fats (as in flaxseed oil in the Budwig diet).”

How come, then, are we constantly hearing warnings about sun exposure causing skin cancer?

There’s a crucial caveat that we must understand.

We all know there can be “too much of a good thing,” and that is true when it comes to sunbathing.
The key to proper sun exposure is to take precautions and, very importantly, not to overdo it.

Additionally, some people say they do not feel good when they sunbathe.
The reason is most likely due to improper diet. Eating refined processed cooking oils instead of cold-pressed oils puts you at risk of sunburn more easily. Unfortunately, it’s this combination of overexposure, too many hours sunbathing, bad diet, and dangerous suntan lotions that are among the underlying causes of skin cancer today.

This is what Dr. Budwig had to say about this connection: “Thus, the human who eats refined foodstuffs or food which lacks electrons not only cuts off his oxygen enough to suffocate himself, he also cuts himself off from the effects of the sun. When such people cover their skin with a layer of paraffin as sun protection and then lie in the sun, the burn damage is very great because the electrons, which cannot be stored, and the electron-rich biological molecules are missing.

We can store the sun’s energy, and the living body is then in a position to summon, depending on the situation, energy from this storage depot of electrons. When these depots are empty, the person then feels irritable, tired, and his limbs become heavy. But we can replenish these storage depots by taking electron-rich seed oils (as in freshly ground flaxseeds which are part of her muesli recipe). These are set to receive solar energy. This photon, so animated, so dynamic, so powerful, can be captured by suitable electrons.”

Once you switch to cold-pressed oils, you will probably find that within about three or more months, you start to tan more easily, without burning and feeling uneasy when being directly exposed to the sun.

But there’s another important point we need to address.