Is breast sucking enough to prevent cancer?

Every year or so, during the month of October dedicated to breast cancer worldwide, messages asking men to suck on their wives breasts to fight the disease flood social networks.

If that’s all it took, no woman would suffer from breast cancer.

According to a popular saying, “women’s breasts are like electric trains. They’re made for kids, but dads have all the fun with them”.

Sucking on breasts is part of sexual pleasure, but does not reduce the risk of cancer. This is fake news that needs to be corrected to save women’s lives.

However, it’s a good idea to take the time to explore your female companions bodies and breasts, so as to alert them to any abnormalities.

In fact, malignant cells injected into laboratory breast prostheses have been transformed into normal cells through manipulation.

Breast cancer is the result of the abnormal development of breast tissue, unlike healthy cells, which evolve regularly throughout a woman’s life as a result of hormonal influences.

The number one cancer killer of women over the age of 45, breast cancer can be prevented. Apart from risk factors such as family history, which cannot be modified, here are some simple tips to reduce the risk of developing breast cancer.

Maintain a healthy lifestyle (limit alcohol, tobacco and exercise)

Control your weight to avoid becoming overweight or obese.

Encourage breast-feeding

Limit hormonal treatments

Avoid exposure to environmental pollution

Eat a healthy diet (fruits and vegetables, legumes and nuts).