> Most breast cancer is due to poor drainage due to the wearing of
> bras. 100 years ago women didn't wear such stuff and didn't suffer
> from BC. One fellow rebuffed me the last time I made this statement
> in that women trussed themselves up way back then. Of course they did
> for social events but said garments were not a part of daily apparel.
For centuries of history and around the world women-and sometimes men-
have been using various things to bind their bodies with. Corsets for
example were extremely popular for a long period of time, some people
still wear them. They were not worn only for social occasions but most
of the periods in which they were used, they were considered a regular
part of daily dress. During some time periods women used them to
change the shape of their figures permanently. Actual physical changes
to the body took place as a result of wearing the corsets over long
periods of time. This was far more confining than bras of today. Some
corsets were made of metal, not even fabric that would breathe. There
are many other examples of binding, including certain Japanese
fashions, nuns dress, and so on.
> "Our faults lie not in the stars, but in ourselves, for we are our
> own underlings..." You know who...
I believe that's Shakespeare-from Julius Caesar.
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves that we
are underlings".
Best, KC
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