Health, Cancer, Breast, Anti-Prespirant

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I recall several years ago reading that because the anti-presepirants

suppress the prespiration as it is supposed to be eliminated from the body

from the axillary region that this causes a back up in the lymphatic system

which does not contribute to breast health. I have no idea of the reference

for that memory.

 

However, in addition, most anti-prespirants have alumininum in them and

there was reportedly a relationship betwen aluminum and alzheimer's.

 

Basically, the anti-presipirants suppress the normal function of the body.

If God didn't want you to prespire, those ducts for elimination wouldn't

have been put there.

 

Try wintergreen or regular rubbing alcohol after a good scrub in the bath.

If you don't like the way your axilla smells, clean up your diet, eat more

parsley and

drink more water. Avoid constipation.

If you like the aroma of fenugreek tea that will change the olfactory

experience of the axillary

(or any other tea that you like the aroma of).

 

-

" Purple Raptor " <purple7raptor

 

Wednesday, December 08, 2004 10:48 PM

Re: Re: Anti-Persperant & Cancer?

 

 

 

I use that crystal rock. It works great.

 

Lynn

 

--- gingericeblue wrote:

 

> I'm sure this question may have been posed before,

> but is there any

> conclusive evidence that anti-persperants cause

> breast cancer? First I hear it does,

> then it doesn't; and snopes has it listed as

> undetermined.

>

> Does anyone here use an alternative (that works) to

> anti-persperants? If

> so, what? Does anyone have any information about

> this that might be more

> current? Any beliefs? Anything?

>

> Thanks in advance,

> Ginger

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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