A medical expert, Mrs. Abigael Shona, has said that, contrary to popular belief that Bosom cancer could be prevented when a man sucks his spouse’s Bosom s, only actively Bosom feeding a baby can achieve the goal.
She said that Bosom sucking by men could only help detect cancer, but it can’t prevent it the way Bosom feeding would.
She said women who Bosom feed lower their risk of pre- and post-menopausal Bosom cancer.
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“Most women who Bosom feed experience hormonal changes during lactation that delay their menstrual periods.
“This reduces a woman’s lifetime exposure to hormones such as estrogen, which can promote Bosom cancer cell growth.
“What sucking the Bosom by a man can only do is to detect Bosom cancer by feeling the lumps early enough, so the woman can seek medical help,”
Shona said.“This reduces a woman’s lifetime exposure to hormones such as estrogen, which can promote Bosom cancer cell growth.
“What sucking the Bosom by a man can only do is to detect Bosom cancer by feeling the lumps early enough, so the woman can seek medical help,”
She, however, encouraged women to allow their spouses to massage and fondle their Bosom s to help them detect Bosom cancer early.
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“We are encouraging women not to deprive their husbands the pleasure of Bosom sucking and fondling, as this is also beneficial to them.
“This is because, inasmuch as we advocate self-examination by women for early detection, most women don’t do it.
“So, if they allow their husbands help them with it, it will help a lot because early detection is the major panacea to addressing the scourge.
“If Bosom cancer is detected early before it gets to an advanced stage, the patient can survive it,”
Shona said.“This is because, inasmuch as we advocate self-examination by women for early detection, most women don’t do it.
“So, if they allow their husbands help them with it, it will help a lot because early detection is the major panacea to addressing the scourge.
“If Bosom cancer is detected early before it gets to an advanced stage, the patient can survive it,”
The medical expert, however, noted that men could also have Bosom cancer, advising them to also be on the lookout.
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