Go bra free!

Most of us wear our bras all day! At work, at home, when we go out…

Bras have become a fundamental part of a woman’s wardrobe.  They are great when you need a lift or some support but what if I told you that bra you love could be increasing your risk of breast cancer?!

Studies have shown that wearing a bra raises the temperature of the breasts, restricts oxygen and nutrient flow to the tissues, and restricts the flow of toxin-removing lymphatic fluid.

Sydney Ross Singer and Soma Grismaijer, husband and wife authors of Dressed to Kill (1995) interviewed 4,730 women in 5 major cities about their use of bras and breast health.  Their discoveries were amazing!

-Women who wore their bras for 24 hours per day had 3 out of 4 chance of developing breast cancer in their lifetime.

-Women who wore bras more than 12 hours per day, but not to bed, had 1 in 7 risk of developing breast cancer.

-Women who wore their bras less than 12 hours per day had a 1 out of 152 risk of developing breast cancer

 Show yourself some self-love and take off your bra when you get home!  Hey- you never know this could spice things up ; )

But more importantly you are saving your life.

Stay tuned to learn more about wearing a bra and its effect on your lymph nodes!

Be Well,

Tammy Kohlschmidt RDH, CCT, CBP


Meet the Author

Tammy Kohlschmidt, RDH, CCT, CBP
is a women’s health practitioner and wellness guide. She is the founder of Thermography for Health NY. For over a decade, Tammy has been dedicated to helping women understand their bodies through a functional, whole-body approach to wellness. She specializes in thermography as a proactive screening tool and is passionate about identifying patterns of imbalance before they become bigger health concerns.

Tammy’s work focuses on supporting women through all stages of life—especially perimenopause and menopause—by addressing the often-overlooked connections between hormones, inflammation, the microbiome, and vaginal health. Through education, testing, and personalized consultations, she helps women move from confusion and discomfort to clarity and confidence.

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