Cleaning can be a cause of breast cancer

University studies show household cleaners can cause breast cancer in recent studies by scientists at the University of California, Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory study found many household cleaning toxic pollutants that lead, over time to ensure that health issues can and a source of breast cancer in women. Scientists searching for the cause of breast cancer associated with poor indoor air quality, identified a link between toxic cleaning products and partner in the overall escalation of the disease with the toxic chemical poisoning. The American Association of Poison Control Centers recorded the largest deposits of household poisoning are directly related, such as cleaning, toilet bowl cleaners, bleach, detergents and air fresheners. Chlorine and chlorine used in toilet bowl cleaner, is the most common cause of breast cancer in detergents. The researchers even handle chlorine without protective gloves, masks and adequate ventilation. Statistics on the cause of breast cancer in the U.S. show, 1 in 8 women develop breast cancer each year. The 180,000 per year. Unfortunately, 44,000 will be fatal. As author, Dr. Sherry Rogers said: "There is an overwhelming avalanche of toxic chemicals, our bodies every day, and we can not eliminate it fast enough." "Our bodies have evolved over thousands of years, the defense against bacteria and viruses, but the chemicals that we see today, only 80 to 100 years old, and our bodies have not had time to adjust to avoid toxins associated with them. "" As a result, patients have asthma or breast cancer, and we wonder why not even in relation to our environment in a confined space have caused the disease.

In other studies, including the toxins of the Coalition of Washington, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into carcinogens common household cleaning () cancer foods that are neurotoxins and air intake, may also be a cause of cancer breast cancer in women. "High levels of toluene (VOC) can also make a pregnant woman at risk of having children with neurological disorders, retarded growth, development and problems." A district under the leadership of university and government research on the causes of breast cancer and diseases of other chemicals, such as asthma, Suffolk County, New York. They should be commended for their legislative actions in passing a new law to ban toxic chemicals from urban properties. The new law requires toxic chemicals avoided if the city buys cleaning products and garden local objects. PHD Allen McMichael, Institute of Health in Miami has been with the words: "They taught us that if you open the washer and the smell of bleach that is, the clothes are clean," He continued: "But who told you which quoted a clean smell? His mother, right? "Then I asked," Where did you get your PhD in? "I have a doctorate in chemical biology, and I say the smell of chlorine can cause asthma, and say the smell of chlorine can cause cancer, and I tell you the smell of chlorine to poultry scientists. "Author's note: It has 85,000 new chemicals into the mainstream of America since the end of the 2nd World War introduced. In the last 2 years, EPA has tested only 4 For more information about the causes of breast cancer in relation to household cleaning, and what you can do to learn to make your home free of toxins