Conventional breast cancer prevention programs are a hoax

December 21, 2012 by Sydney Ross Singer, Medical Anthropologist
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Fri. Dec. 21, 2012 by Sydney Ross Singer, Medical Anthropologist
(NaturalHealth365) Do you believe that conventional medicine is really interested in breast cancer prevention? There is a major flaw in the way mainstream medicine thinks about breast cancer. You see, conventionally-trained physicians do not consider the fact that we are dealing, not with breasts, but with women.
Women are cultural beings. The way they treat their breasts depends on the culture. Women could bind them, squish them, pinch, pierce and tattoo them, stuff them, un-stuff them, cut them off to prevent cancer, and even nurse a baby with them!
Why do women abuse their breast?
The bra is designed to achieve an artificially shaped breast. To do this, it applies constant pressure to the breast tissue, and this pressure impairs the circulation within the breast tissue, especially the lymphatic system.
The lymphatic system is the circulatory pathway of the immune system, responsible for cleaning up the tissues by flushing out lymph fluid. This fluid may contains cellular debris, toxins, cancer cells, bacteria, and viruses, as it flows to filters, called lymph nodes, which are central components of the immune system.
The dangers of wearing a bra – exposed
The lymphatic vessels that drain the tissues of this lymph fluid are tiny, thin, and easily compressed by a bra. This causes fluid congestion within the breast tissue, breast pain, and in many women cysts develop as this fluid collects. Over time, these cysts can become fibrous.
Fibrocystic breast disease should be called “tight bra syndrome”.
Meanwhile, the breast tissue becomes increasingly toxic because of this impairment of the toxin removal system. In addition to toxins created in the stagnating tissue, the cancer-causing toxins we take in to our bodies in our petro-chemically polluted food, air, and water course throughout the body but cannot be effectively flushed out of the bra-constricted breasts because of the bra.
These environmental poisons are the bullets that cause cancer. The bra points them directly at the breasts. You would think that knowing this link between bras and breast cancer would be the end to this epidemic. We did when we first saw the amazing results of our 1991-93 Bra and Breast Cancer Study, which was published in our book, “Dressed to Kill”. But culturogenic diseases don’t work that way.
The bra is iconic. Artificial breast shape is culturally important. Some women fear being bra-fee more than they fear breast cancer.
The multi-billion dollar bra industry opposes any research into the bra/cancer link. Like the tobacco industry, bra manufacturers fear lawsuits for causing disability and death with their products. If there is no research, or “insufficient evidence”, then no lawsuits is possible, they hope.
Also, feeding off of this disease is a huge breast cancer detection and treatment industry that has grown fat on cancer, including “pink ribbon”, multi-billion dollar fundraising campaigns, while refusing to do any research into the bra/cancer link. Ending this disease ends the profit stream.
On the other hand, if doctors and hospitals could charge for “bra removal” as a type of surgery, they would probably think more highly of the bra/cancer link.
The fundamental nature of a “culturogenic” disease
Industries that make products that cause disease are invested in suppressing information about their harmful products. Meanwhile, the medical profession profits from the detection and treatment of the resulting disease, and looks the other way as to the cause.
And, with women conditioned into wanting bras, they feel relieved at mainstream medicine denial of any link to cancer. But that’s only human. Do you expect smokers to focus on their smoking as a cause of disease, or anyone else with their addiction?
Is our culture addicted to the bra?
With all the money going into breast cancer, it is too profitable to prevent. Meanwhile, there is constant brainwashing of the public with advertisements and media promoting cleavage and compelling conformity. And, the public proudly persists in this fatal fashion.
Ladies, they’re YOUR breasts. Take care of them as nature intended. Fortunately, you don’t need a prescription to take off your bra.
About the author: Sydney Ross Singer is a world-renown medical anthropologist, author, and director of the Institute for the Study of Culturogenic Disease, located in Hawaii. A pioneer in the field of applied medical anthropology, Sydney, along with his wife and co-author, Soma Grismaijer have written numerous groundbreaking books that provide new theories, research, and revelations on disease causation and prevention, including the internationally acclaimed books, Dressed To Kil. For more information – visit: SelfStudyCenter.org and KillerCulture.com