Three major hazards of "pollution" in women's private parts

A woman's private parts are called a private garden and are one of the most important parts of a woman. However, many women strengthen their body nutrition, pay attention to facial care, and are keen on losing weight, but they neglect the care of their private garden, so that they suffer from gynecological diseases and skin diseases, which cause the vulva to become dark in color, have an odor, eczema, and tinea corporis. They only realize it and regret it too late.

1. The toxicity of chemical fiber components in underwear

The main harm of chemical fiber is that it generates static electricity. American scientists have conducted experiments and found that when you walk in chemical fiber clothes, 1500-3500 volts of static electricity is generated. Stepping on a chair generates 1800 volts of static electricity. Static electricity accumulates in the body, causing a decrease in serum calcium content and abnormal conduction of brain nerve retinal current.

It affects the central nervous system, causing dizziness, headache, irritability, insomnia, and more seriously interferes with human blood circulation and immune system, causing abnormal heart rate and premature heart beats. One-third of cardiovascular diseases in winter are related to static electricity. Moreover, chemical fiber materials are not breathable and do not absorb moisture. Wearing them for a long time can easily cause various skin diseases.

2. The harm of toilet paper

Some women have good hygiene habits and do not have promiscuous sexual behaviors, but they inexplicably contract contagious diseases such as candidal vulvitis. In fact, this is caused by toilet paper. Toilet paper is a must-have for women, but there is currently no hygiene standard in our country. Most of the toilet paper on the market is made of recycled paper, which is paper sorted out from garbage and processed again. Therefore, almost all recycled papers have excessive bacterial content and carry a large amount of Escherichia coli, Helicobacter pylori, Shigella dysenteriae, etc.

3. Hazards of dyes

Nowadays, most people choose pure cotton clothes for health reasons, but pure cotton clothes are easy to deform and the colors are not beautiful, so some manufacturers add various dyes, such as formaldehyde and aromatic amines. Most of the clothes that do not need ironing and wrinkle resistance are added with finishing agents containing formaldehyde. The direct harm of formaldehyde can cause skin allergies, wrinkles, menstrual disorders, pregnancy syndrome, chromosomal abnormalities in newborns, etc. Aromatic amines can make pure cotton clothes colorful and beautiful, and long-term contact with the human body can induce cancer.