Camilla has been a fan of underwear bras for years.
In fact, this is the clothes she prefers to wear, choose them instead of the sports bra, push-ups and demi-cups.
She likes the way the semi-finals
The round wire sewn on the lower side of the Cup lifted up and separated her breasts.
But that changed the day her mom forwarded an email containing excerpts from the book \"Killing people in clothes\", which depicts dangerous photos of her beloved lingerie bra.
Camilla was interested, downloaded the book and read every word until it was discovered that the author claimed, women wearing underwear bras for 12 or more hours a day are more prone to breast cancer than women who don\'t tie their breasts at all.
The husband and wife team of the medical anthropologist who wrote the book, Sydney Ross Singh and Soma grimeyer, believe that the underwear bra does not allow the lymph to be discharged normally from the breast tissue.
With these toxins
They claim that cancer cannot fall far behind [source: Kramer].
It seems reasonable.
According to the National Institutes of Health Research and associations such as the American Cancer Society, the problem is that the connection to underwear bra/cancer is not true.
The idea of stopping lymphatic vessels allowing toxins to accumulate in the breast is inconsistent with the physiology and pathology of the breast.
In addition, a 2014 study published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention tracked 1,500 post-menopausal women who reported wearing bras throughout their adulthood. The results?
There\'s no evidence of wearing a bra--
Any kind of bra-
Increase the risk of breast cancer in women [
Source: Chen et al. ].
In fact, there is no scientific and effective study linking wearing bras to an increase in breast cancer, according to a study by the American Cancer Society.
A study examined whether breast cancer is more common among women wearing bras than women who don\'t.
Both groups had similar breast cancer risks.
It turns out that the research conducted by the authors of \"wearing clothes kills\" did not comply with the industry\'s recognized standards for epidemiology research.
It also does not consider other variables such as family history of breast cancer [
SOURCE: Cancer Society of America.
However, since the study is the source of Internet rumors, it has had a lasting impact.