Most under-the-counter antiperspirants contain as an active ingredient, Aluminum Chlorohydrate, as you will recall that there was probably a controversy over Aluminum, since the 1950s when it was a popular metal used to make cooking pots, Saucepan and Fry Pans and that it could be one of the ingredients. Contributing factors to Alzheimer's, we now have another problem that may be related to Aluminum, Breast Cancer.
Studies show that one of the leading causes of breast cancer may be the use of anti-sweat drugs. The human body has a number of areas, which it uses to detoxify the body, namely, behind the knees, behind the ears, the groin area, and the armpits. Toxins are excreted from the body in the form of sweat and antiperspirant as the name clearly indicates that it prevents sweating, thus preventing the body from expelling toxins from the armpit area.
These toxins simply do not disappear. Instead, the body puts them in the Lymph Nodes under the arms, because you cannot sweat them. Toxins build up in areas such as the armpits, which can lead to cell turnover, which is cancerous.
It should not be overlooked, that almost all Breast Cancer tumors occur in the outer part of the breast, where Lymph Nodes are found. Men are less likely (but not completely relieved) of breast cancer due to the use of antiperspirants, because the antiperspirant is more likely to be caught in armpit hair, rather than applied directly to the skin, but women, who shave their armpits, increases the risk by causing invisible nicks on the skin, allowing chemicals to enter the body easily through the armpits.
This article is aimed primarily at women, but please note that there are few drugs on the market made from natural products, but they are basically toxic to the same areas. The best solution is to use deodorants, instead of antiperspirants, and please remember that Eight Essential Sugars in Phytonutrients can also help fight toxins.
Only a few studies have investigated a possible relationship between breast cancer and underarm antiperspirants/deodorants. One study, published in 2002, did not show any increase in risk for breast cancer among women who reported using an underarm antiperspirant or deodorant. The results also showed no increase in breast cancer risk among women who reported using a blade (nonelectric) razor and an underarm antiperspirant or deodorant, or among women who reported using an underarm antiperspirant or deodorant within 1 hour of shaving with a blade razor. These conclusions were based on interviews with 813 women with breast cancer and 793 women with no history of breast cancer.
There is a lot of controversy over this topic, the medical community is ridiculing this idea, as well as big business, but there are also a lot of people who ridicule the problems related to Fluoride in drinking water. You can decide for yourself whether there is anything in this article or not, I know that if I were a girl, I would avoid Antiperspirants. I realize that Doctors everywhere, do amazing work, and are appreciated, but they are reluctant to look at the big picture, and please remember that the fourth-biggest killer of people in western countries is prescription drugs.
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