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Question: Can breast sucking by men be a therapy against breast cancer?

(Posted by: Samuel on 2010-07-23 13:40:50)

Can women reduce the risk of breast cancer when they are sucked by their husbands?

Posted by: lo_mcg on 2010-07-23, 13:49:57

No, don't be so bloody stupid. And try to think of a better use for your time than posting juvenile questions about a deadly disease that kills 112 women each day (one every 15 minutes) in the US alone on a forum used by people dealing with that disease. Damn the school summer break; bored kiddies will be posting questions like this till September...

Posted by: Kat on 2010-07-23, 14:05:36

No... Sucking has nothing to do with breast cancer prevention. The best thing to do would be to get annual mammograms for that kind of thing, and especially learn how to check for lumps yourself.

Posted by: knittinmama on 2010-07-23, 17:17:57

No, it has no effect whatsoever. You can educate yourself and kill some time by going to cancer.org and get the real facts. Try googling Dr. Susan Love and see what else you can learn. She is a well known authority on the human breast and breast health. You may learn something useful.

Posted by: Brenda S on 2010-07-23, 20:26:29

It would seem so. The World Health Org. has proved that long term breast feeding will reduce the risk of breast cancer by 60% and Swedish scientists have also discovered that breast milk kills cancer cells so the more milk the better. Also breast feeding reduces menstrual periods and the estrogen spike that has been linked to cancer. Many couples do this regularly and all report improved health. Besides that its more fun than a mammogram.