A woman's closest "sister" has become her biggest enemy

For many young women, foundation, blush, eye shadow, lipstick, manicure, perfume and a variety of body and hair products have become necessities of life.

Most cosmetics and essential oils contain estrogen. Women can use these things to make themselves temporarily beautiful, but long-term use will affect breast health.

There was a lady who, every time she came to see me, I could smell a strong fragrance on her body. I warned her many times not to use those cosmetics anymore, but she said that she would rather die without makeup. I then advised her not to put cosmetics on herself casually, otherwise her breast disease would never be cured. Seeing my serious expression, the girl agreed. About a month later, when she came to see me again, she said with a smile, "Doctor Wang is really an amazing person! My breasts have indeed felt more comfortable since I stopped using those bottles and jars! But what about my beauty? I can only choose cosmetics carefully!" I smiled and looked at her helplessly.

The latest research results show that most cosmetics are nothing more than synthetic compounds of various chemicals, and long-term use may endanger health and damage appearance.

The deodorant manufacturer surveyed 2016 British women. The findings show that British women apply an average of 515 chemicals to their bodies every day. In addition to cosmetics, these chemicals can also be used to make daily necessities such as detergents, which pose a variety of health risks and can cause skin allergies, endocrine disorders, fertility diseases and even cancer.

Most cosmetics contain estrogen, and some girls are keen on essential oil care (in fact, many essential oils also contain estrogen). These things may make you beautiful temporarily, but they will affect your body, hurt your breasts, and destroy your health.