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Good luck on the new job. I was born in Dallas and used to love it. My life is pretty chaotic right now and I'm dropping my Dr. Kruse membership in a few days so you may not be able to respond to me here, so this is my direct email address if you (or anyone else assuming this is now public) ever want to get in touch: brishon@yahoo.com

There's tons of horrific chemicals in 99% of sunscreens and the only one I would use is by a company called "Badger" and it's sold in health food stores.

Bottom line: I heard Dr. Kruse say it's NOT safe to be in direct sun from 11am to 4pm. Presumably since he said these docs are right he would go along with their advice to wear long sleeve shirts, hats, sunglasses but Dr. Kruse did not say this.

You may want to try this email address to send in questions: misty@jackkruse.com and there are other email addresses where you can ask questions and perhaps they will give you better directions than I got -- perhaps it's because I'm a relatively new member.

Maybe you could try to ask this question in the next webinar he gives. I found out that members have 2 days prior to his announced webinars to ask questions in writing and send them in.

I've tried repeatedly to get a question to him asking if "Daylight Savings Time" matters to no avail. Kruse said the reason they''re right is because the sun is not filtered through the atmosphere between 11 & 4.

I've watched all of Kruse's webinars & every youtube talks. He said in one of them that he agrees with the ophthalmologists and dermatologists that sun rays are dangerous between 11 am & 4 pm.