Frequent Breast Sucking Helps Prevent Cancer

A BBC report suggesting that frequent breast sucking by men and women can reduce the risk of developing breast cancer for both sexes(men and women) and this is generating mixed reactions from the public. The report published by the BBC indicates that breast sucking has the tendency of reducing the incidence of breast cancer in men and women who engage in the practice. Most men find pleasure in sucking women’s nipples and in some cases women also derives pleasure sucking male
Nipples  .In this post, i decided to share with you and know if your own opinion is the same with mine. At mymissing rib your opinion matters a lot.
Extra breastfeeding ‘prevents cancer’ it stated that
“Research published on Friday suggests that for every year of her life spent breastfeeding, a woman’s risk of the disease drops by 4.3%
This is on top of the 7% reduction she enjoys for every baby to which she gives birth.
If women in the UK breastfed on average for an extra six months each, 1,000 cases of breast cancer – and hundreds of deaths – would be prevented each year.”
it also said that ”
On average women in the developing world breastfeed for approximately two years, and have six or seven children, as opposed to two months per child and two or three children in the UK.
Professor Valerie Beral said: “It’s long been known that breast cancer is common in situations where women have few children and breastfeed for short periods.
“We’ve shown that these factors alone account for much of the high rates of breast cancer in these settings.”
Some Doctors also said that frequent checking of breast help to reduce cancer.