Squeezing May Able to Prevent Breast Cancer Cell Growth

Do you know that Squeezing May Able to Prevent Breast Cancer Cell Growth? 

A recent study found a unique and easy way to prevent the growth of breast cancer cells that are malignant.

Laboratory studies show that with a little push to restore the breast area of ​​breast cells return to normal patterns. Emphasis was made in the form of squeezing breasts.

Scientists believe that this can serve as a harbinger for new therapies to be applied, as quoted from dailymail.

"Over the years many people knew that put pressure on the body can affect the body," said lead researcher from the University of California at Berkeley, USA, Gautham Venugopalan.

"When we do lift weights, your muscles grow. Pressure of gravity is also important for maintaining bone strength. This is evidence that the pressure on the body to have an impact on the growth of cells, in this case the cancer cells," said Venugopalan.

Research shows that the kneading, the malignant cancer cells grow more normal and better organized.

But scientists do not imagine that breast cancer can be combated with underwear that is too pressing breasts.

"This form of stress is not necessarily able to be therapeutic, but it became one of the clues to analyze the structure of molecules and targeted therapies," said Berkeley lab coordinator, Professor Daniel Fletcher.

In addition, the researchers found that the use of drugs to prevent the growth of cancer cells actually reverse the effects of stress. Cells will return irregular and increasingly malignant cancer cells even after getting pressure.