Beware Of The Use Of Talc Powder In The Sex Organ

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Risk of cancer due to the habit of wearing powder sow in sex organs was not a myth. A study in Boston, us, mention use sow, the powder around the sex organs increase the risk of cancer to 24 percent. It was certainly alarming because quite a lot of women who are accustomed to using powder sow to keep sex organs remain dry and fresh. According to the researchers, the fine particles of talc sow can enter the body and cause inflammation that triggered the growth of cancer cells. This research was done the doctor from the hospital Brigham and women's Hospital in Boston and published in the journal Cancer Prevention Search. The method of this research is to analyze the previous research regarding the link 8 powder sow and cancer. Such methods could produce a stronger evidence than one individual study. 

Research done to 8.525 women diagnosed with ovarian cancer. This Data is then compared with the use of talc sow at 9,800 women who are cancer-free. As a result, the use of sow powder increases the risk of ovarian cancer by up to 24 percent. But researchers cautioned, this result applies only to sow powder used in the intimate, not in other parts of the body. The powder is made from the mineral smooth sow called hydrous magnesium silicate. The Mineral is crushed, dried, and milled to produce powder used in cosmetics. Some experts say, the chemical content of powder materials have in common with asbestos. Asbestos causing deadly lung cancer called mesothelioma. 

These small particles were discovered ' walking ' through Groove and found on the sex organs in the pelvis. This material can stay in the body for a long time. When this powder particles in lungs, it can take 8 years to eliminate it. Ovarian cancer itself is often referred to as the "silent killer" because of his new show symptoms if it enters an advanced stage.

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