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No kids=72% more likely to die of cancer “Women who have been pregnant appear to be at a lower risk for breast cancer, endometrial cancer, and ovarian cancer. Women who have had children, particularly if they also breastfed following pregnancy, have a lower risk of breast cancer
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Childless women “are a stunning 72 percent more likely to die of cancer. Mothers are also 50 percent less likely to die of infectious diseases than their single spinster counterparts, respectively.”
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I hope the world can someday forgive me for helping women stay alive by giving them the facts about the massive health benefits of having children.
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I asked the professor in nursing school if having kids reduces the chances of breast cancer. After she said yes to a room of 80 women in their 20s, i asked again to make sure they all heard. Nursing school is quite antinatalist but i am based and also red pilled.
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„Nursing school is quite antinatalist”
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They push women away from having their own families in mass. About half the young women in my class want to go to grad school. The only department w/o shortage is L&D bc these women want babies but not to have them.
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Also, there is an extreme leftist foundation in the teaching of healthcare as a system re: insurance, social justice, neglect of men’s health. All antinatalist.
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Statistics show the direct risk of breast cancer also increases greatly if the woman has her first child aborted. It makes sense that her breasts are growing for the baby and the abrupt cut-off could cause her breasts to grow abnormally later on in life.
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Source please?
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To be fair, some of the cancer deaths could've occurred simply before having children if the person is young. Also, the conditions leading to cancer could've rendered someone unable to have kids. Are these taken into account?
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This study was done by an economics professor and his sample study included only 1% of Wales......not a legit study
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That is an amazing statistic! Can it really make that much of a difference?!!!
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This is the source https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-39124-2 … the 72.5% reduction at age 70 is from a base of 1.3% to 0.4%.
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Almost 303,000 deaths pa due to pregnancy and childbirth
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My mother had 5 children. She died of ovarian cancer. My friend's mother had 3 children. She died of breast cancer. So much for statistics.
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I would prefer getting a mastectomy to having kids. :) There. Problem solved.
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