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RE: How dangerous is smacking breasts? - 10/5/2007 6:40:20 AM

windchymes

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Well, statistically, women who wear bras and have excessively large breasts and back pain have drastically reduced back pain after having breast reduction surgery and still wearing a bra. My sister is one of them.

Bra or not, the spine and it's ligaments along with the core body muscles work round the clock to keep the body in sync and balanced out. When there's an imbalance somewhere, like a large beer belly, or large breasts, even with assisted support, the back still has to work extra hard to keep the body balanced, in line and working properly. Exercise to strengthen all those muscles is definitely beneficial, as is proper posture and body mechanics when being active.

Creative Dominant could explain this a lot better than I can. Where are ya, dude???

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RE: How dangerous is smacking breasts? - 10/5/2007 7:02:00 AM

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As the.dark. mentioned earlier in this thread, (thanks .dark.!!!)October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in the UK as well as the US.
here are some links to resources where one can learn more:

National Breast Cancer Coalition
1-800-622-2838
www.stopbreastcancer.org

Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
1-800-462-9273
www.komen.org

American Cancer Society
1-800-227-2345
www.cancer.org

As for the discussion on bras and breast health, here are some more tidbits for consideration:

An M.D. in California published an article in a medical journal linking bras with elevated breast temperature, and he suggested that this might have a connection with breast cancer. He studied several hundred women in a medical practice and also observed that the heavier the bra material, the hotter the breast, and that bra-free women of all sizes had cooler breasts....source:The Lancet, November 4, 1978, P. 1001 Dr. John M. Douglass, Department of Internal Medicine, S. Calif. Permanente Med. Center Los Angeles, California

Researchers in Japan published a study on bras and sagging, in which they proved that a bra can actually increase breast sagging, rather than the opposite. This effect was most noticeable in larger breasted women. They compared bras to foot binding in their discussion section....source:"Breast Form Changes Resulting From A Certain Brassiere" Journal of Hum. Ergol.(Tokyo) 1990 Jun; 19(1):53-62. Ashizawa K, Sugane A, Gunji T Institute of Human Living Sciences, Otsuma Women's University, Tokyo, Japan

Researchers at Harvard University publish a medical journal article on breast cancer risk. As a side issue of their paper, they mention that the women in their study that did not wear bras had a 60% lower rate of breast cancer than the women who wore bras...source:Hsieh, C.C. and D. Trichopoulos, D. Eur. J. Cancer 27:131-5, 1991 "Breast size, handedness and breast cancer risk"

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