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originally posted by: pheonix358
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The studies make perfect sense. Interesting to see if how many will put health in front of fashion.
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Underwire bras do not cause breast cancer. Only one scientific study has looked at the link between wearing a bra and breast cancer. There was no real difference in risk between women who wore a bra and women who didn't wear a bra. Being overweight does increase breast cancer risk though, and women who are overweight are more likely to have larger breasts and wear a bra. Women who don't wear bras are more likely to be at a healthy weight. This difference in weight is probably why this myth continues to circulate.
They (the ones who understand these things, but not listed of cited) understand how constriction of the lymphatic drainage from the breasts caused by tight bras can result in tissue toxification, cysts, pain, and ultimately, cancer.
Boycott breast cancer charities: Send you’re your bra instead of money!
NO WONDER I WAS ALWAYS SAYING MY BRA IS KILLING ME, NOW I KNOW WHY *ASTARDS
Premenopausal women who do not wear bras had half the risk of breast cancer compared with bra users (P about 0.09), possibly because they are thinner and likely to have smaller breasts. Among bra users, larger cup size was associated with an increased risk of breast cancer (P about 0.026), although the association was found only among postmenopausal women and was accounted for, in part, by obesity. These data suggest that bra cup size (and conceivably mammary gland size) may be a risk factor for breast cancer.
RESULTS: In premenopausal women, prophylactic, family history of breast cancer, bad mood, bad life incidence and work load were the risk factors, and breast hyperplasia history, breast tissue examination history, regular exercise and sleeping without bra were the protective factors. In postmenopausal women, family history of breast cancer was the risk factor, and breast hyperplasia history and mood adjustment were the protective factors.
CONCLUSION:
The risk and protective factors of breast cancer differ between premenopausal and postmenopausal women, which highlights the importance of using different risk models to screen the high-risk populations.
Dermatological injuries by frequency were found by physical examination of the study population were: swelling, dermatitis, changes in skin color, signs of phlogosis in the area; no association between these changes and a type of fabric is specified, since a very close relationship between the fabrics that were used most frequently (lycra / cotton) was found.
Sustained and inappropriate use of bra is an important predictor of emergence and development of breast diseases conditioned by time of use and specific characteristics for the garment accessories and fabric.
General Purpose: To determine the incidence of breast conditions generated by sustainable use and incorrect selection of bras in patients attending Mastology HUAL consultation during the period from March to June 2010.
Results: 49% of the patients comprised between 33-52 years; 76% of which use half cup, full cup 62%, had breast conditions; 73% of the bra using whales showed abnormalities; 75% of the people using it more than 12 hours presented mammary lesions.
Conclusion: The incorrect selection of bra given by the use of whales, fillers and accessories that enhance the breast and combined with the prolonged use of it results in the alteration of the female breast health.
originally posted by: boncho
"STUDY" 2:
I use "study" loosely. A book called dressed to kill is not a credible source nor verifiable as a source claiming to prove bras cause cancer. By all means you can buy the book and then go through its sources, but I believe if it was really about informing people the studies would be listed.
originally posted by: Expat888
Oops.. (comment censored to avoid t&c breach rather than risk humour being taken wrong way .. )
Interesting .. maybe in name of good health can bring back bra burning and going bra-less .. the 60's had its moments ..
Think better exit this thread before get in trouble ..
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: boncho
"STUDY" 2:
I use "study" loosely. A book called dressed to kill is not a credible source nor verifiable as a source claiming to prove bras cause cancer. By all means you can buy the book and then go through its sources, but I believe if it was really about informing people the studies would be listed.
Ha ha, this is the book that the originators of the article are trying to sell. The internet is good for so many things, including peddling rubbish! Don't give to charities who do untold GOOD, but instead, give to us! Extraordinary.
Regards