16/09/2026
(Post by Liz Pevytoe)
As a nurse and the daughter of a stage 3 breast cancer survivor, this is a topic I’m very passionate about.
Area in red is where you apply your aluminum based antiperspirant every day.
And notice where the highest probability of breast cancer is.
Coincidence?
I’ll take moist pits over breast cancer. Not stinky but sweaty.
What would your children choose? To see their momma sweat or go through chemo?
Wake up and quit putting a METAL on your pits. .
Fun fact: I sweat less now using deodorant only than I did when I used antiperspirant. Go figure. I think my body was overproducing sweat trying to get the aluminum out.
http://info.cmsri.org/aluminum-and-your-health-blog/aluminum-containing-antiperspirants-and-breast-cancer-risk-a-case-control-study
PS. I stopped using aluminum based antiperspirants when my moms surgical oncologist recommended the cessation in 1993. She had stage 3 mucanous adeno carcinoma with 7/10 lymph node involvement. When I was in nursing school 23+ years ago, she had a RADICAL mastectomy, chemo, radiation and a bone marrow transplant. I studied for my nursing exams on the toilet in her room of the transplant floor. So yes, I’m a bit passionate about this subject.