This product causes cancer in women

Although the vagina cleans itself, 25% of women use products full of chemicals to clean it up, which doubles the risk of Hawaiian cancer.

According to recent studies, contact with these vagina skin products is indeed linked to vaginal infections, but recent research has added cancer to the list of risks.

And while gynecologists urge women not to use such products for vagina cleaning, they see this process closely related to hygiene, says epidemiologist Joel Brown, who adds that it is necessary to stop using these products.

Ivanian cancer is a silent killer who shows his symptoms too late. In a recent study published in Epidemiology magazine, the data of more than 41,000 women from the United States and Puerto Rico was analyzed in 2013. They were 35-74 years old, and had a family member suffering from breast cancer. At the start of the study, none of the subjects suffered from any type of cancer.

By 2014 154 subjects were diagnosed with Hawaiian cancer. Women who had used solucione to clean their vagina a year before the start of the study had doubled the risk of Hawaiian cancer, and the likelihood of touch was even stronger among women who had a family history of disease.

Scientific researcher Clarke Weinberg, from the South Carolina Institute of Health Research, says that there is no reason to use products full of chemicals for vagina cleaning. It naturally cleanses itself of bacterial infections that can harm reproductive health, writes the Health newspaper. However, women aged 15-44 still use this method.

To avoid health problems, you need to clean your vagina with only hot water and soap, and never use perfumes, gels, or creams that can do more harm than benefit. /Gazzeta Blic