by Chuck Messinger

Created on: May 22, 2007

The link between breast cancer and bras.

I have written a book on the subject, called "Is Your Bra Killing You?"
It can be found here: http://www.lulu.com/content/539421
After 10 years of research and reading a book called "Dressed to Kill" by Sydney Ross Singer, I became convinced that bras were indeed a link to the cause of breast cancer. Too many cases I have read about where women gave up wearing bras and they found relief and didn't have any more symptoms to worry about. I have taked to many many women, about this and found this also to be true. I coerced some of them to try it for 2 weeks, to go brafree. Then go back to wearing a bra again. During that time, they too found relief and when the went back to wearing their bra again, they felt pain and knew where it was coming from!

How long have breasts been in existence? How long have bras been in existence? How long has breast cancer been a problem? Breasts obviously have been around since God created man and woman. Bras have been in existence in relatively a short time and breast cancer became a problem after their invent. Hmmm. Tell you anything?
Women before the invent of bras never died of breast cancer. All the body shaping elastic like corsets, girdles and brassierres, have only managed to shape women's bodies unnaturally. Bras give women a false sense of modesty as well.
Modesty is a mind thing, not a physical thing. It's what you make it! Worried that going brafree will make your nipples show? Hello, nipples are not a military secret you know! We all have them! It's mind over matter. Your breasts are yours to do with what you want, and if people don't like seeing your nipples, oh well, tell them to stop looking at them! Besides, going brafree gives your nipples a sensitivity they never knew before. After about a month or two, the sensitivity goes away!
Breasts are a natural part of women and bras ruin the shape and purpose of them. Start going brafree before it's too late. You'll be glad you did!

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