El luchador y actor estadounidense John Cena desveló recientemente en una entrevista que sufrió cáncer de piel, por lo que hace unos años tuvieron que extirparle unas manchas cancerígenas debido a la falta continuada de protección solar.
El luchador, de 47 años, tomó entonces conciencia del problema y eso le llevó a asociarse con una conocida marca para fomentar el uso de la protección solar. “Fui necio. No quería adoptar una rutina y pensaba que el problema nunca me alcanzaría. Tuve demasiada exposición con mínima protección, y al final, eso tuvo consecuencias”, aseguró en su charla con ‘People’.
Fui necio. No quería adoptar una rutina y pensaba que el problema nunca me alcanzaría
Cena explicó que “fui al dermatólogo, me hicieron un chequeo de piel y encontraron un punto canceroso de mi pectoral derecho”, explicó. Un año después, tuvo que repetir ese procedimiento debido a otra mancha cerca de su hombro derecho.
Ahora el luchador se encuentra sano y con ganas de concienciar sobre la importancia de la protección. “Estoy en un gran momento de mi vida, donde esto es importante para mí”, afirmó. “Ahora sé que debo tomarme unos segundos extra cada día para protegerme”, añadió.
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