Intolerance to sun exposure? 
manuelaw
11 y
815
I always thought this was just something everyone experienced and maybe I was a wimp, but I have an absolute lack of tolerance to sun exposure. I am very pale and can tolerant maybe being outside an hour max, and even covered head to toe with sunscreen I feel "sunburnt" afterward (even if I am not). I'll have a red tinge to my skin that goes away after about 12 hours, and feel like I am coming down with the flu. Skin will feel hot, and I'll typically need a nap or to lay down. By the next morning, it's gone.
I've never enjoyed the outdoors due to this affliction, and I wonder if its due to electrolytes going off due to adrenal fatigue. Any thoughts?
- Re: Intolerance to sun exposure? 155216
11 y
787
This is a reply to # 2,092,661You just gotta do a search for some possible answers :)
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- Re: Intolerance to sun exposure? Sherpa
11 y
847
This is a reply to # 2,092,661Dr. Lam has said intolerance to sun exposure can mean "a sign of internal weakeness" - your underlying healing is not yet complete.
One thing I have found to help is astaxanthin at 6/mg a day. It acts as a natural anti-oxidant and sunscreen... noticably reduces sunburn and sun fatigue, in my experience. It was very, very slightly energizing...but had no bad reactions with AFS supplements like C, pantethine, etc.
I was having a HEAT intolerance (not specifically sun, but sun sure did not help) and I just discovered that it was a symptom of subclinical low thyroid function. Taking a combination of the supplements: kelp(iodine, iron), ashwaganda extract, selenium, and rosemary leaf - helped improve my t4 to t3 conversion and heat tolerance seems to be better already.
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