Now that it has been proven that anti-perspirants cause cancer, what do we use??

Answer 1

There is no evidence that the sprays containing antiperspirant ingredients are the only ones with cancer causing properties. This applies to any product (including sticks) that contains an antiperspirant ingredient (e.g. aluminum salts). I would recommend using a deodorant only product, this suffices for most. If you have severe underarm sweating, ask your physician about Botox injections (they decrease sweating under the arms).

Answer 2

What are you smoking....there is no evidence of that. I notice you have not supplied any material to back up your statement.

A new study, prompted by an urban myth spread on the Internet, shows there is no evidence that antiperspirants or deodorants can cause breast cancer.

The study, appearing this week in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, examined the personal hygiene habits of 813 women with breast cancer and 793 women without the disease and found no link between cancer and body odor control cosmetics.

"Antiperspirant and deodorant use did not differ whether or not a participant (in the study) had breast cancer," said Dana K. Mirick, an epidemiologist at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle. This indicates, she said, that use of the personal products does not cause the disease.

Mirick, first author of the study, said that the data was collected starting in 1992 as part of a larger study testing if other common exposures might be factors in breast cancer.

"About that time, these rumors (about antiperspirants and cancer) started to pop up on the Internet," said Mirick. "So we threw in these additional questions."

Other results from the large study were published earlier, but nothing was done about the antiperspirant question until Mirick and her co-authors realized that women were still concerned about the issue, even 10 years after it was first raised on the Internet. The American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute were so concerned that both put out notices on the Internet stating there was no evidence linking the personal products with cancer.

"On the main Fred Hutchinsonline they still occasionally get phone calls from women who are concerned about this," said Mirick. "Even though no researchers believed there was a connection, there were no published studies on it."

Since they had the data, she and her co-authors decided to write up a paper and, perhaps, lay to rest a persistent myth.

"It is important for people to have correct information ... that can eliminate fear about a deadly disease from an exposure that is quite common," said Mirick. "These myths induced fear because this is a product that almost everybody uses."

Mirick said the original rumor started more than 10 years ago, probably from a widely distributed, anonymous e-mail.

She looked for a Web site that carried the myth, but found nothing.

"I don't know if there was ever a Web site, or if it just came from a round robin e-mail," said Mirick. "But I do know the question was raised before 1992. ... People were concerned."

Answer 3

First of all, it hasn't been proven that anti-perspirants cause cancer. I am a patient at John Hopkins, and it is still a question/theory that is in dispute. That said, all the major companies make deoderant without anti-perspirant properties that you can buy in any drugstore, and you can buy organic products in the health food section of any store.

Answer 4

The discharges like perspiration, nose flow, loose motion etc. from the body is a natural phenomenon of self curing by the system. The harmful unwanted stuff is thrown out by the body for health restoration. These discharges are not the disease but symptoms of certain disease, It is interesting to note that the symptom of discharge is never singular. It has many other disease symptoms alongside. The only cure is to treat all these symptoms in totality and not singularly. And that is only possible by administering a suitable indicated Homoeopathic remedy.
Consult a Homoeopath for a sure and Permanent cure.

Answer 5

I only spent this previous year. combating breast maximum cancers, i'm freed from it now. between the 1st issues i replaced into instructed, in no way use anti-perspiants returned. The aluminum is abrasive. they do no longer say it reasons maximum cancers, yet I honestly have heard this bantered approximately for yrs. I want they could come out & tell the certainty. Sounds suspious would not it. yet they are leaving youthful women striking. If there's a connection & I now have faith there is would desire to those women be spared by using the certainty. My technology breast maximum cancers no. is outrageous & we are the 1st gen. to have that product available. no longer my mom Or grandmothers or older aunts had those products. No breast maximum cancers to be considered. yet those 50-sixty 5 Oh! definite. i replaced into instructed to apply straightforward previous cornstarch & wager what keeps me dry & no smell. What did they use. I wager that replaced into it.

Answer 6

makes sense, if you plug up the pores, then you keep that bad stuff in you.

Just use deodorant, or I think they have a natural anti perspirant at the health food store

Answer 7

Dried flowers like in medieval times

Answer 8

you can sill use anti-perspirants. the amount applied when wearing deorderant is minimal. you won't get cancer from your deorderant.

Answer 9

the sprays cause cancer, just use a stick

Answer 10

proven by who is my question