Soviet children in Siberia standing in-front UV

Soviet children in Siberia standing in-front UV light bath during winter, 1980s

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  1. I get this tho! A lot of people where I work have special “sunlight” lamps because our winters are so gray. It’s not uncommon to go a month or more without a sunny day during the winter.

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  2. The photo by Mark Wexler is in the book The Power To Heal : Ancient Arts & Modern Medicine by Rick Smolan which was published in 1990:

    https://preview.redd.it/moc3sj9zbtqd1.jpeg?width=2048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a167c7ba41c2ad4ef6cb2e4aea4f38dbb8453e8a

    The caption says:

    >In the Soviet Union’s far northeastern village of Ostrounoye, in the Bilibino region some 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, kindergarten students receive a daily dose of ultraviolet light (right and below) to compensate for the lack of sun, which peeks over the southern mountain ridges for just minutes a day in mid-winter.

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  3. Those look like UV-C bulbs and they may equally cause cancer. You need full spectrum bulbs which are without that to help you, actually. But they wouldn’t know.

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