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Power of Peroxide
Organs such as our intestines and lungs are at risk to damage from the outside world. A lining of epithelial cells aims to protect them. When breached, researchers have found that repair is promoted by bursts of hydrogen peroxide H2O2 from a protein called DUOX2 impacting the cells inner scaffold to catalyse cell connections (like the tube formation seen here) and migration
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Image from work by Maurice O’Mara, Suisheng Zhang & Ulla G. Knaus
Conway Institute, School of Medicine, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Published in Nature Communications, July 2025
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Top 3 Tips to protect against sun damage
Today most of us are aware of the potential dangers of sun over-exposure especially where cancer is concerned, but Sun damage also causes premature aging of the skin. Collagen and elastin in your skin helps keep it tight and wrinkle free, but the ultraviolet light in the sun's rays breaks down these fibers resulting in loose, thin, wrinkled and crepey skin and more. Learn more >
TIP #1
Choose a mineral sunscreen. It can be overwhelming to select the right sunscreen, as hundreds are on the market. Therefore, I narrow my choice by only considering mineral sunscreens. Chemical sunscreens use chemicals to prevent UV rays from entering your skin by absorbing the rays with a chemical reaction. Mineral sunscreens use mineral particles to avoid UV rays from entering your skin, with a combination of absorbing, scattering, and reflecting the rays.
There is concern about the safety of chemical sunscreens. According to the EWG's Guide to Sunscreens, in recent FDA testing, all non-mineral sunscreen chemicals absorbed into the body could be measured in blood after just a single-use. In addition, many have been detected in breast milk and urine samples. These findings are troubling because they show sunscreen chemicals circulating in the blood. The FDA has indicated that the agency does not have enough information to determine whether the chemicals are causing harm.
Chemical sunscreens often have more ingredients to provide broad-spectrum coverage from UV rays, including preservatives, dyes, and fragrances, which can cause skin irritations.
Dr. Cynthia Bailey, MD, board-certified dermatologist, scientist, and wellness expert, does not recommend chemical sunscreen. "Over the course of my career, I have seen chemical sunscreens fail to provide reliable UV protection for my patients under real use conditions," she says. "I see surprise sunburns, tanning, and darkening of freckles during their skin exams—all of which indicate DNA skin damage."
"Physical sunscreens, on the other hand, have proven much more reliable," Bailey continues. The FDA has said that only two active sunscreen ingredients are recognized as safe and effective: These are the physical sunscreen UV filters zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. All others, meaning all chemical sunscreen UV filters, need further study. I don't recommend chemical sunscreens."
So, while chemical sunscreens are more readily available and often don't leave a white cast, it's essential to read the ingredients label. Safe ingredients to look for in sunscreen are titanium dioxide and zinc oxide.
TIP #2
Choose a sunscreen with SPF between 15 and 50. In theory, sunscreen with a super-high SPF should give you the best protection against damaging UV radiation. But, according to experts, in practice, it doesn't work that way.
High-SPF sunscreens give you only slightly better protection than sunscreen with SPF 50, according to the Annual Sunscreen Report by the Environmental Working Group (EWP). At worst, they could give you a false sense of security and make you spend more time in the sun, upping your chance for burns and skin cancer. According to the EWG and the Skin Cancer Foundation, SPF 30 blocks nearly 97% of UVB radiation, SPF 50 blocks about 98%, and SPF blocks about 99%.
The EWG recommends choosing sunscreens within the SPF 15-50 range, applying a liberal coating, and reapplying every two hours and any time after swimming, toweling off, or excessive sweating. And, as I remind all of my daughters, do not forget to put sunscreen on your hands.
TIP #3
Protect from UVA Damage with Copper Peptides.
Even with a good sunscreen, too much sun can overwhelm the system's protective system. As the dose of UV radiation increases, the skin's antioxidant defenses get overwhelmed. As a result, free radicals form and cause cellular damage, such as oxidation modification of proteins and cellular DNA.
While free radicals and the sun's UV rays damage the skin's ability to regenerate, copper peptides can positively impact skin fibroblasts (cells that generate connective tissue), potentially combating UV damage to the skin barrier.
""I use Restoracell with copper peptides as a repair instead of a sunscreen per se,” says Dr. Turner. “It's a protection that allows your cells to go through DNA repair versus a sunscreen."
According to Dr. Suzanne Turner, MD, the Senior Physician at Vine Medicine in Atlanta and a specialist in cellular medicine and longevity, "The research is being done now with copper peptides, especially with irradiated skin and radiation in general. When you're out in the sun, damage occurs to radiated skin. The presence of copper peptides initiates the DNA repair process."
BONUS TIP Apply Restoracell and sunscreen when driving. According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, while glass blocks UVB rays pretty well, it doesn't block UVA rays. Windshields are treated to shield drivers from some UVA, but side, back, and sunroof windows usually aren't. So when you're in your car, you should protect yourself and your family from the sunlight shining through the glass. (I keep sunscreen in my car for that purpose).
The same holds for windows on airplanes, trains, and buses. Have you ever felt like you're burning up sitting on the sunny side by an airplane window? Yes, you're being bombarded by UVA up there, too, and maybe even more so because of being at a high altitude. (Airline pilots and crew members tend to get more skin cancer than people in other professions.) skincancer.org/blog
To give yourself the best protection and repair while enjoying time in the sun, apply Restoracell with copper peptides, then follow with a good, mineral-based sunscreen with SPF between 15 and 50. And, don't forget the shade, hats, sunglasses, and clothing are part of the protection.
Best practice
Generally speaking, sunscreen should go on last—after eye cream, serum, moisturizer, and anything else you apply during your morning skincare routine. Apply makeup after sunscreen. (Wait a few minutes for it to absorb completely before reaching for your foundation.)
Hey, hey so,, Mercy can revive robots with her ult and even treat their "wounds" right? But, how?? Well, you could easily say the omnics have a conscience thus, making them alive. But, what about their bodies? They aren't made of organic properties so, how do they "heal?" That begs the question: how TO heck does Mercy actually heal people?? What is that beam that comes from the Caduceus Staff and what does it really do? It couldn't be cell replacement, replication, or repair since robots aren't made up of cells. And sure, we could simply say it's magic. (And not read too into a fictional game with a woman with blue skin and a giant, talking gorilla.) She does have a witch skin, after all. But, the late Angela Ziegler is heralded as a scientist known for her superior advancements in the medical field! It just wouldn't do her justice-- And it's more fun this way. So, what if her "healing" beam isn't a healing beam at all but, a steady stream, or flowing supply of time? One of which she is able to manipulate and regress wounds to a state prior to injury, undoing the process of harm? Slightly misleading, but all the same. As for her damage boost? Potential kinetic energy. It becomes kinetic when a projectile is fired or the target make any sort of motion. Since it's not naturally occurring kinetic energy, the units of joules to produce it can be ramped up or maximized to give attacks much more force than a regular blow. And then we have Mercy's ultimate game-changer; the ability to ressurect the fallen. Those little yellow orbs are not souls but, materialized balls of consciousness. Like compressed zip folders, she unloads the files back into the corresponding bodies, rebuilding the database. It takes a long time to set up and get just right because it is a highly difficult procedure that requires lots of calculation and a high amount of skill that she is the only one capable of performing it. (Be thankful to your Mercy mains!) That, or, she just literally breaks quantum physics, creating a momentary temporal loophole in time to rip your spirits out of Limbo, binding you to her eternally and for some reason I don't think that's too far out the realm of possibility for Mercy lmao. That would explain her voice line "Heroes never die! ...For a price." Like, it's so sinister,, girl, what do you MEAN? Perhaps that's why she has a Devil skin to begin with lol. I'm not a science person so, I know I probably botched some things but, I figure that's alright since anything goes in a world with lore like Overwatch. This started out a crack theory for laughs but, idk I think it's a fairly interesting take and if y'all wanna add on, you can. :P
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Understanding the mechanisms underlying induction of exosome secretion – vesicles released by cells after fusion with and budding from the cell's membrane – which has a role in cell communication and cell repair
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Image from work by Justin Krish Williams and Jordan Matthew Ngo, and colleagues
Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA
Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Published in eLife, May 2023
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