10/15/2026
'if an MD believes the sun causes melanoma, then spoons have to make people fat.'
'The ego of physicians has become the anesthetic for the public to deaden the pain of ignorance of modern medicine. The sun does not cause melanoma.......but ALAN does. This is why all melanoma cases have low Vitamin D levels are part of their case presentation. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9920435/ Everyone in medicine has been taught to believe that the sun causes melanoma. As it happens, the literature is clear that low solar exposure causes more skin cancers than the sun can. Based on this new data, if an MD believes the sun causes melanoma, then spoons have to make people fat. How do MDs explain this paradox? They don’t. They just avoid it and hope you never realize it.
The experts who are tasked with protecting the public from things like melanoma do not have any skin in YOUR game with this advice. Why does this algorithm persist in medicine? It is good business. that is why.
In fact, their profit comes when they cut out one melanoma, or suspected melanoma, after another in a day at the clinic. Their wallet gets hit if they miss a case or don’t practice the standard of care. You are being wallet biopsied by their procedure. Can you blame them, since the algorithm is set up to help the paradigm who made it? Part of that paradigm is industries that make sunscreen. All are owned by Big Pharma giants. SURPRISE. If the skin docs make a mistake when it comes to melanoma, they can lose their license for negligence. This is part of the algorithm patients do not see. If they give you bad or incomplete advice on melanoma prevention, they stand to lose nothing. This is another part the patients do not see. This is why the ego has become the anesthetic to deaden the pain of scientific ignorance.
Experts who do not have skin in the game frequently persist in delusions about what is, and what is not. What is causing melanoma is modern, indoor, blue-lit, microwaved lifestyles. Why else would the incidence have been increasing since the 1950s? Why else would uveal melanoma (eye) be associated with welding, shift work, and sunburn? Why else would the data on sun exposure in melanoma be so mixed, with some studies showing benefit and others showing harm?
REALITY: Melanoma rates are rising all over the world. Everyone is busy avoiding the sun, but if uveal melanoma is any indication, might then fake light from tech screens and LED lights and lack of sunlight are to blame?
DATA SUPPORT: https://www.sciencedirect.com/.../pii/0027510794903107 '
~Dr. Jack Kruse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3CLZVZfTH8
