ne of
the reasons it is important for us to have an awareness
of our body is we want to be sure that we are "OK". We want assurance
that we are "normal", or like the rest of the people (…of course, we would
not complain if we were just a little bit "better" than the rest of the
people, would we?). Breasts are thought of as separate parts of our body,
and it is important that we be pleased with how they are developing (or
have developed). We often find ourselves comparing parts of our body to
someone else's body. We can become stressed when we realize that we are
not a "carbon copy" of someone who's body we admire, or we are not
developing into the person we hoped that we would eventually be..
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The Five
Stages Of Breast Development.
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Young women can
become quite anxious about how their breasts are
developing. By reading this article and seeing these
images, you can get some feel for how young women's
breasts normally develop in stages, and that may
help you to have a bit more patience as you wait
those seemingly long years for them to reach
maturity. |
The
'Purpose' Of The Bra
by Ken L. Smith, BHF |
How we treat
our breasts has a lot to do with how they develop,
whether they remain healthy or suffer from various
breast diseases, including cancer. This article
talks about why women wear bras, what the bra does
(and does not do) for you, and the damage bras do to
healthy breasts. |
Bras &
Breast Cancer:
Myth Or Fact?
By Sydney
Ross Singer
October 2018 |
Many websites
casually refer to the wearing of a bra being
associated with higher incident rates of breast
cancer as a myth. They are misinformed. |
Bra-Free |
After reading"The
'Purpose' Of The Bra", this shares comments from women that have already taken the steps
necessary to adjust their style of dressing, and have gained the
benefits of reducing the amount that they wear a bra, |
Bras Actually CAUSE Breast
Sagging
by Ken L. Smith, BHF |
Women have
always been told that not wearing a bra will cause
their breasts to sag or droop. The facts are that
wearing a bra causes natural breast-lifting elements
to relax because they are not used, and so when the
bra comes off, down they go. |
Top-Freedom world. |
Some ladies have
taken the issue of breast restriction caused by
wearing a bra and tight clothing to a higher level
by taking the lead in dressing more comfortably, in
some situations, by eliminating their top in similar
situations that men do so.. |
Breast Visual Signs |
If you are
pregnant, or inducing lactation, you may be interested in
monitoring your breasts for progress. These images are
also helpful in monitoring your external visual
changes that may occur over time due to breast changes you should be
monitoring. |
Nipple Stimulation Helps
Prevent Breast Cancer
by Celia Hall |
Simply
stimulating your nipples for a few minutes several
times a week creates an increase in oxytocin
production, which is similar to breastfeeding, and
may be a significant reason for lower breast cancer
risks in women that breastfeed. |
Do
The Natives Wear Bras?
by
Ken L. Smith, BHF |
Before a lady
decides to go bra-free, she remembers that she has
always been told not wearing a bra causes breasts to
sag and stretch out of shape. This article poiints
out that native cultures never have even seen a bra,
and their breasts don't sag. The ones that do have
literally been trained and forced to point down.
They like that. |
Hutchinson -
Singer
by
Sydney Ross Singer |
A
2014 'study' was done by Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center in Seattle, Washington, that made
claims that are not at all factual. Two articles
address this 'study' and point out why it is not at
all proving what they are claiming that it proves.
For one thing, the study did not even interview any
women that do not wear a bra. How can that prove not
wearing one does NOT cause cancer? |
Hutchinson -
Smith.
by Ken L. Smith, BHF |
Should Bra Usage Become A
Standard Question In Breast Cancer Research?
by
Sydney Ross Singer |
New Study From Iran Says 'Yes'!
With more and more studies
being done that show a connection between the
wearing of a bra and a diagnosis of breast
cancer, the question is raised about why the history
of a woman's use of a bra is not considered in all
breast cancer research. With foot problems, we ask
about the shoes we wear. With breast problems, we
DON'T ask about the bra we wear. Why not? |