Restricted Clothing Research
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Restrictive Clothing Research has shown that restrictive clothing
can cut off proper circulation of blood and lymph, and thereby participate
in the onset of cancer or other diseases. This is especially true
of women's brassieres.
You can read Singer and Grismaijer's book Dressed to Kill: The Link
Between Breast Cancer and Bras (ISBN Group, 1995) for full details about the studies. They showed that
women who wear a bra more than 12 hours a day have a dramatic likelyhood
of developing Fibrocystic breast disease. Sidney Ross Singer and Soma Grismaijer's Site Books Site
Links:
http://www.all-natural.com/fibrocys.html
Prevent and Treat Fibrocystic Breast Disease
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for a bibliography. Dr. Gregory Heigh of Florida found that over
90% of women with fibrocystic diseases improve their condition when
they stop wearing their brassieres. Without a bra, the breasts move
with each step. This action tends to flush toxins from the breast
areas through the lymph system. Large concentrations of lymph nodes
lie just under and in the armpit, and some bras so severely restrict
lymph action that trouble can result. Women who exercise have less
chance of getting breast cancer. But the likelihood of getting breast
cancer is increased by wearing a bra to bed.
The good doctor also asserts that wearing a bra can make the breasts
sag even more than they otherwise would because the bra prevents
the chest muscles from getting the proper exercise, and so they
tend to atrophy, causing more droop. Many women feel that they need
to wear a bra in order to be socially acceptable or to elevate sagging
breasts so as to be more appealing to men and challenging (or competitive)
to other women. While these might seem to be good justifications,
they nevertheless increase the risk of breast cancer
For your information, here are the statistics shown in the book:
| Hours in a Bra Per Day Chance of Breast Cancer |
| 24 | 3 out of 4 |
| 12 (but not to bed) | 1 out of 7 |
| <12 (or rarely) | 1 out of 152 |
| 0 | 1 out of 168 |
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