Episode 15: Sydney Singer isn’t afraid to challenge social norms for the sake of health and longevity. He and his wife are the directors of the Institute for the Study of Culturogenic Disease located in Hawaii. He is internationally recognized for his revolutionary research linking breast cancer with the wearing of tight bras, which he describes in his book, Dressed To Kill.

Syd goes further beyond researching the correlation between bras and breast cancer and dives into other cultural causes of diseases, such as migraines, Alzheimer’s, stroke, glaucoma, sleep apnea, thyroid disease, obesity, diabetes, and much more.

This was an extremely insightful episode so please soak up the knowledge we're fortunate enough to hear!

Here's what we discuss:

Syd's discovering on the correlation between lymphatic constriction and breast cysts

70% of breast cancer can be explained by the bra

My own bra-free experience

Your body is your hardware, and your instinct level is your operating system

Why you don't need a bra, even if you're big breasted

Why you actually get sore breasts before your period

Choosing exercise that's right for your body

The Susan G Komen boycott

Why breast size and obesity is not an excuse for pre-menopausal women

Dateline's financial interests and how it holds them back from exposing the truth about bras

Thermograms

Why Syd didn't complete his MD

Sun screen and cancer

The highest site on your body for skin cancer

The correlation between dysplasia and tampons

Menopause and sweating

The danger of holding in urination and other forms of elimination

Just how much gas is "normal"

Genetically modified enzymes

The way you're sleeping may be killing you

Want to stay in touch with Sydney Ross Singer and the amazing research he's doing?

Check out the Institute for the Study of Culturogenic Disease here: http://www.killerculture.com

Check out his groundbreaking book Dressed to Kill: amzn.to/1nLQadD

And his many other books HERE

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