The human body is an electrical machine.  Many of the posts on this website are created with this thought in mind, including the following.  

Breast cancer has been around for a very long time yet how many studies are done on its prevention versus a cure?  I often wondered why there is so much focus on racing for a cure when wouldn’t it be more beneficial to focus on the power of prevention?  There are many things that can lead to a diagnosis of breast cancer.  First would be genetics.  I would guess hormone imbalances as a second cause, and lastly maybe food choices.  That’s not scientific evidence, just my thoughts on the subject.  So, we have three fairly common factors but has anyone ever considered exposure to electromagnetic fields?  Yes, I’ve read the articles on the controversies around mammograms, x-rays and the various scans Western Medicine support, but what I am referring to is general, everyday exposure to what naturally exists in the earth, the soil, the air or even our homes.  

I imagine breast tissue as being quite delicate, easily influenced by various compositions.  What I propose in this article may seem unlikely until you pause and consider the way cultures, fashion and lifestyles have changed over time, along with the increased incidence of breast cancer.   

When the breast tissue is exposed to magnetic elements it can become, I’ll say, over-stimulated in a negative way.  Too much direct contact with magnetics in various forms and through various means, including the natural magnetism within the earth, would cause an upset in the electrical pathways that run through or past the breasts.  You think it can’t happen?  Why couldn’t it happen?  Genetics for breast cancer can be initiated by different things.  Let’s use some examples to give you a better picture of what I am referring to. 

Madam X is diagnosed with breast cancer at age 40.  Madam X ate well, exercised and her hormones were in normal range.  What Madam X did have that contributed to her breast cancer was a great grandmother who spent a fair amount of time participating in the “topless beach” scene during her younger years.  Note: Things you think no one in the family will ever know eventually come to the surface!  

Next, Madam X was involved in sporting events during her school years and had spent a measure of time undressing in crowded locker rooms, showering in large showering spaces that accompany numerous ladies at any given time and then getting dressed in those same large open locker room areas. 

And what about Madam X’s sleeping habits?  Did Madam X sleep in the nude, leaving the breasts exposed?   You’ve heard me say in prior publications that there is a whole lot of electro-magnetic activity in the cosmos during nighttime hours.  This activity causes sleeping in the nude to have its own definition of “risky business”.  

How did Madam X dress for her daily activities?  Did she wear low-cut blouses or dresses that expose the breasts?  What does all of this say for bathing suits?  The line of thought here is exposed skin/flesh will absorb a measure of magnetic activity and the breast tissue being delicate in nature gives rise to disturbances becoming evident in the form of tumors.  

Long ago when clothing fashion covered the body from neckline down to the ankles there was a reason behind it.  A mystery at the time, but people knew how to protect the body from outside interference that didn’t exist through high-resonance imagery or cell phone towers.  

As an additional step in prevention of breast cancer, keep the “girls” appropriately covered at all times, with the only exception being while bathing.