Does wearing a bra cause breast cancer? Some of you may have clicked on this to read the information, as you may be feeling scared after reading a headline like this. This post may explain some of the information you might be thinking, so read it completely.This post may serve as a food for your fears.It will also help you to know many more interesting information.
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Stop using soap today
Don’t use this Medi Soap, don’t use Sindhu Soap, don’t use Hammu Soap, don’t use Life Soap, don’t use Sandhu Soap at all. Everything I mentioned here is the name of each soap company, so mentioning it here would seem like free promotion. That’s why I used it in short name. You’re telling us not to use this, so you might ask, what are you using?
I always use a good pH balance face wash. 80 to 90% of these soaps contain some kind of oil. All these oils are phomidogenic, which penetrates the skin pores and enlarges them and causes open pores.
They also add a mixture called alkali to give a thick texture to the soaps. This mixture increases the pH of the soaps up to 10, thus removing a fatty ceramide that protects our skin and makes the skin dry. Because the pH of our skin is only four and a half to five and a half, but dermatology tested face washes have a pH that is suitable for the skin.
They remove dirt without affecting the moisture of the skin. Also, since the soaps are kept in an open environment, dirty microorganisms like bacteria and fungi grow in them. Don’t scold me for using soap from time to time. Think about it, dear ones. You understand.
Did you know that soaps have a high pH (around 10), while your skin’s natural pH is only 4.5 – 5.5. This imbalance causes dryness and irritation. Face washes, on the other hand, are pH-balanced, non-comedogenic, and gentle on your skin. For clearer, healthier skin, stop soap and switch to a dermatologist-approved face wash today
Jet spray water
It is wrong for women to spray water directly into the vagina with a jet spray. The high speed can cause injuries to the delicate vagina. After defecating, wash your hands backwards rather than forwards. This prevents the germs in the feces from entering the vagina.
You should urinate before and after each sexual intercourse because the germs in the urine can enter your urethra during intercourse and cause infection. Do not remove the hair located there with waxing or a razor. It is better to remove it gently using a trimmer.
This protects against problems such as folliculitis that occur at the roots of the hair. Do not use vaginal sprays and liquids. Cleaning with plain water is sufficient. Women’s vaginas have an amazing ability to clean themselves.
The V. Mucosa is delicate, and strong water pressure can disrupt its natural pH, leading to microtears and infections.
Wiping from back to front can transfer E. coli increasing the risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs)
Razor use can cause micro-injuries, leading to bacterial infections of hair follicles.
Does wearing a bra cause breast cancer?
Women wearing underwear can cause the lymphatic vessels in their breasts to become compressed, causing many toxins to accumulate there and causing breast cancer. Lymphatic vessels are what help cleanse our body of waste. These vessels work more efficiently than our blood vessels. Even the vibration of the small breaths we exhale increases their speed and activity.
Therefore, it is absurd to think that wearing underwear will prevent their activity and cause breast cancer. Ladies, there are many factors that can cause breast cancer, such as genetics, smoking, and drinking. You can learn about them even at home. Gently rub your breasts and armpits and see if there are any lumps. Gently press the breast glands and see if any fluid is leaking. Also, pay attention to whether the glands are facing inwards instead of outwards. This is enough. Don’t be afraid.
The myth originated from the idea that bras compress lymphatic vessels in the breast, leading to a buildup of toxins that could cause breast cancer. However this claim is not supported by science.
A large-scale, peer-reviewed study conducted in 2014 by the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center definitively debunked the idea of bras causing b. cancer. The study followed over 1,500 postmenopausal women and found no association between bra-wearing and b. cancer risk.
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