TMHS 021: Dressed To Kill - The Dangers Of Wearing Bras And Constrictive Clothing With Medical Anthropologist Sydney Singer
- Why our society has largely accepted that breast cancer, tumors, and cysts are normal.
- What a Medical Anthropologist is and why they have an advantage understanding diseases.
- What a "culturogenic disease" is and why it's so difficult to treat.
- Why cancer statistically has very little to do with genetics.
- The critical insights on how 95 percent of all cancers are triggered.
- How accepting that genes cause cancer drives people to give away their control.
- The most important question you need to ask if you're ever stricken with a disease.
- What the indentations and marks left on your body from bras are telling you.
- What your lymphatic system is and why it's important
- Why lymph nodes should NOT be removed.
- How bras cause lymphedema.
- What wearing a bra has to do with menstrual pain.
- The Harvard Study showing that women who wear bras have over 50% higher cancer rates.
- What "training bras" really do to young girls.
- The 15 year study that showed bras actually caused breast sagging.
- How early puberty is actually causing higher breast cancer rates.
- Why bra makers are changing their design because of this pioneering research.
- What to wear for breast comfort during exercise.
- Why the exercise you do needs to match up well to your body shape.
- How thermograms can show the heat/inflammation caused by wearing bras.
- Why tight clothing on women AND men can be very problematic for health.
- What some great alternatives to wearing bras are.
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