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The Underwire Bra And Cancer-Causing Device?

But far worse for your health than tight or ill-fitting bras is the many ordinary type of all - the underwire bra.

It's important to realize that nearly all underwire bras hold metal underwires, coated with plastic. And it is the metal that could ruin your long-term health.

In his 1975 article, Chinese Lessons For Modern Chiropractors, Dr. George Goodheart - known as "the father of Applied Kinesiology" -- explained what he calls the "Antenna Effect." Essentially, he discovered that by taping a little metal ball over an acupuncture point, you could complete longer-term stimulation to that point in question. This exposure led to what are now known as AcuAids -- small magnetic patches that are used by thousands of doctors across the world.

However, just like a little metal ball, any metal constantly applied to any given energy channel or point on your body can have the same stimulating effect.

As described by John D. Andre, D.C., N.D.[4], below your breasts are two important neuro-lymphatic echo points. The one below your right breast corresponds to your liver and gallbladder. The one below your left breast goes to your stomach.

He goes on to say:

"These reflexes, like all acupuncture points, result the Law of Stimulation. In the beginning of stimulating a point, it is stimulated - often causing an augmentation in associated function. Later on, this continued stimulation causes sedation of that point and a subsequent decline in its connected function. It's a mechanical thing.

If a woman keeps the metal underwires on top of those involuntary points, over time that WILL mess up the functioning of the associated circuits: Liver, gallbladder, and stomach.

Bottom Line: It will likely make her sick; slowly and quietly."

In summing up to that, the metal wire can also act as an antenna attracting electromagnetic fields, which can also augmentation your risk of breast cancer.

From : sott.net

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