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Can the UV rays emitted by indoor tanning lamps pass through the skin and affect internal organs?

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Can the UV rays emitted by indoor tanning lamps pass through the skin and affect internal organs?

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[Back to FAQS] The UV rays emitted by indoor tanning lamps do not emit sufficient energy to penetrate past the skin layers. Thus, despite claims and rumors to the contrary, internal organs are not directly impacted by longer wave UV light.

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: The UV rays emitted by indoor tanning lamps do not emit sufficient energy to penetrate past the skin layers. Thus, despite claims and rumors to the contrary, internal organs are not directly impacted by longer wave UV light.

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A. Although this is a popular myth, ultraviolet light waves cannot penetrate so deeply to affect the body’s tissues and organs. Ultraviolet rays are not the same as X-rays or heat rays and, therefore, have different effects on the body. Overexposure will result in sunburn, but will not affect internal organs.

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Although this is a popular myth, ultraviolet light waves cannot penetrate so deeply to affect the body’s tissues and organs. Ultraviolet rays are not the same as X-rays or heat rays and therefore, have different effects on the body. Overexposure will result in sunburn but will not effect internal organs.

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Although this is a popular myth, ultraviolet light waves cannot penetrate so deeply to affect the body’s tissues and organs. Ultraviolet rays are not the same as X-rays or heat rays and, therefore, have different effects on the body. Overexposure will result in sunburn, but will not effect internal organs.