#22. Deodorant Could Be A CauseImage result for deodorant applying

Myth: Antiperspirants can cause us life.

Fact: Deodorants bring our skin in contact with aluminum and can build up toxin. On the basis of studies, it is said that deodorants can enter our skin and affect our breast cells. Again, nothing is concluding that it causes breast cancer.

#21. Cell Phone In BraRelated image

 

Myth: A cell phone in your bra will increase the risk of breast cancer.

Fact: Researchers haven’t found any connection between cell phones with any types of cancer. If you are still concerned, you can use the bra that has a pocket section on the backside. Women should use deodorant without aluminum as it works as a block during mammogram making it hard to identify any lumps.

#20. Hair Removal CreamsRelated image

Myth: Shaving or hair removal creams can also lead to breast cancer.

Fact: Hair removing creams are not connected with breast cancer either. No such studies have been done on this. As people are not too much into this believe anyway.

#19. Oral ContraceptivesRelated image

Myth: Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) or Oral contraceptives lead to breast cancer.

Fact: Let’s just be honest that previously when the contraceptives’ were high-dose. The risk of cancer among women was much more than today as the pills are now comparatively very fewer doses.

#18. Radiations Image result for Radiations health

Myth: The radiations lead to cancer.

Fact: Radiation from cell phones, magnetic towers, and Mammography scanning doesn’t really harm us as it is not proven. One should use minimum doses of radiation with a low risk of triggering cancer.

#17. Hair StraightenersImage result for Hair Straighteners cancer

Myth: African-American women can get breast cancer by using hair straighteners. As they use straightener more often than women in any nation.

Fact: In 2007, a study initiated by the National Cancer Institute concluded that the use of hair straighteners or relaxers doesn’t increase the risk of breast cancer. In this study, women who are using hair straightener from more than two decades and around seven times a day were also included.