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The group discusses the effects of light from electronic devices on skin and aging, with some posts highlighting the importance of protective measures and further research, such as mentioning blue light and skincare routines, while others dismiss individual opinions or emphasize skepticism based on the lack of peer-reviewed scientific evidence. The tone varies from cautious interest to outright skepticism, reflecting differing perceptions of the study's significance.
The discussions display mixed opinions, with some dismissing the findings as overstated or unverified, while others are more open or curious about the research.
Many participants show moderate interest, mentioning the topic of blue light, skin health, and potential aging effects, but not deeply engaging with the scientific details.
Several posts reference the methodology, express skepticism, or discuss implications, indicating a moderate level of thoughtful engagement.
The overall consensus suggests limited immediate impact, as some users question the validity and relevance, while others recognize it as an area needing further exploration.
Paper 2 (https://t.co/N0XMCoo4qQ) Did some science, and irradiated in vitro fibroblasts for an hour at pure white screen, at 1cm distance. Found some precursors that we think cause aging, but found no significant cell death had been caused. BUT...the irradiance from the phone../
@Moni_Ledesma @Cocainelol en estos canales hablan más del tema https://t.co/b3l5OCyHYu https://t.co/xcF3myQvAu
@Shibuya_o7 @MayetaLuh @flowerfriend28 @chloescanary @Valkyrae @RFLCT_skin https://t.co/SC8acLYvDN Go away, 1 doctor is not a PEER REVIEWED medical study. Also I've met doctors that spread propaganda against covid vaccines so 1 doctors opinion is worthless.
Electronic device generated light increases reactive oxygen species in human fibroblasts - Austin - 2018 - Lasers in Surgery and Medicine - Wiley Online Library #skin #skincare #skincaretips https://t.co/8HzmRnnuAL
@TheCallonetta https://t.co/zRHLUX2R3N
MÉDICO EXPLICA LUZ AZUL Y MANCHAS EN LA CARA POR EL MÓVIL, ORDENADOR, TV | PROTECTOR SOLAR EN CASA
This video explains how blue light can disrupt the skin's natural circadian rhythm, leading to potential skin damage. Discover necessary protective measures such as mineral sunscreens to counteract the effects of blue…
@Moni_Ledesma @Cocainelol en estos canales hablan más del tema https://t.co/b3l5OCyHYu https://t.co/xcF3myQvAu
MÉDICO EXPLICA LUZ AZUL Y MANCHAS EN LA CARA POR EL MÓVIL, ORDENADOR, TV | PROTECTOR SOLAR EN CASA
@TheCallonetta https://t.co/zRHLUX2R3N
@MayetaLuh @flowerfriend28 @Shibuya_o7 @chloescanary @Valkyrae @RFLCT_skin https://t.co/SC8acLYvDN
@Shibuya_o7 @MayetaLuh @flowerfriend28 @chloescanary @Valkyrae @RFLCT_skin https://t.co/SC8acLYvDN Go away, 1 doctor is not a PEER REVIEWED medical study. Also I've met doctors that spread propaganda against covid vaccines so 1 doctors opinion is worthless.
Paper 2 (https://t.co/N0XMCoo4qQ) Did some science, and irradiated in vitro fibroblasts for an hour at pure white screen, at 1cm distance. Found some precursors that we think cause aging, but found no significant cell death had been caused. BUT...the irradiance from the phone../
Electronic device generated light increases reactive oxygen species in human fibroblasts - Austin - 2018 - Lasers in Surgery and Medicine - Wiley Online Library #skin #skincare #skincaretips https://t.co/8HzmRnnuAL
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