Women Health: Health Effect Against Breast Size

Women Health.

For some women, full-or large-sized breasts is a valuable asset that a dream. However, scientists found that breast size naturally growing from generation to generation deadly risk to health. U.S. women breast size average bigger in a generation. Author of "Breast: A Natural and Unnatural History", Florence Williams, said the trend is apparently affects women's health.

In her book, Williams describes the breasts are getting bigger allowing high rates of breast cancer are associated with weight gain in early puberty. Research in pediatric journals found that 15 percent of girls in the U.S. is now experiencing puberty earlier, at the age of seven years.

Bigger breasts also allow higher exposure to pollutants. Because the body of toxic chemicals in the fat stores. The larger the breast size, the concentration of fatty tissue that stores chemicals such as mercury, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). PCBs are often found in pesticides or cleaning fluids higher.

Quoted by FoxNews, these pollutants accumulate in the body not only women, but will accumulate in breast milk that are transferred to the baby during breastfeeding. PCB was also shown to inhibit the formation and mimic estradiol, the main sex hormone in women. Imitation of the estrogen compound is affecting the development of breast cancer cells, cancer of the uterus and cervix.

"Breastfeeding apparently is a very efficient way to transfer toxic industry into the next generation," wrote Williams as quoted by Medical Daily.

Although breastfeeding is very important for the brain, the body and the development of a child's immune, Williams warned, a lot of toxins in the body that will be inherited by their children and grandchildren. "Our bodies are close to the world around us. If we live in an environment full of pollutants, this will affect our health."