Remove This from Your Room – It May Trigger Skin Canc3r Without You Knowing

You’re Sleeping in the Glow

Look around your bedroom. Do you sleep with:

  • A glowing smart speaker or clock?
  • Your phone screen facing up, lighting up with every notification?
  • A cool-toned night light or reading lamp?
  • A TV or monitor in standby mode?

That seemingly innocent glow might be more dangerous than you think. The accumulated exposure to this low-level artificial light has been linked to skin stress and a breakdown of your body’s natural repair processes. Over time, this can trigger cell mutations and increase your vulnerability to melanoma and other skin cancers.