Three major killers of women’s private parts

　　Hazard 1: Poisonous chemical fiber components in underwear

　　The main hazard of chemical fiber is the generation of static electricity. American scientists have done experiments and found that when walking around in chemical fiber clothes, 1,500-3,500 volts of static electricity are generated. When one steps on a chair, 1,800 volts of static electricity are generated. Static electricity accumulates in the body, which will cause the calcium content in the serum to decrease and the brain to be damaged. nerve Abnormal retinal current conduction affects the central nervous system, causing dizziness, headache, irritability, and insomnia. More seriously, it interferes with the human body's blood circulation and immune system, causing heart rate Abnormalities and premature heart beats, one-third of cardiovascular disease in winter disease The occurrence is related to static electricity. Moreover, chemical fiber materials are not breathable and do not absorb moisture. Wearing them for a long time can easily cause various skin disease。

　　Hazard 2: Hazards of dyes

　　Most people now healthy If you consider it, you will choose pure cotton clothes, but pure cotton clothes are easy to deform and the color is not beautiful. Some manufacturers add various dyes, such as formaldehyde and aromatic amines. Most non-iron and anti-wrinkle clothes are added with formaldehyde-containing finishing agents. The direct harm of formaldehyde can cause skin allergies , wrinkles, menstrual disorders, pregnancy syndrome, chromosomal abnormalities in newborns, etc. Aromatic amines can make pure cotton clothes colorful, gorgeous and pleasant, but long-term contact with the human body can induce cancer。

　　Hazard 3: Hazards of toilet paper

　　some female Have good hygiene habits and no promiscuous sexual behavior, but you still have fungal sex for no apparent reason Vaginitis , such spread of diseases is actually caused by toilet paper. Toilet paper is a must-have product for women, but there are currently no hygiene standards in our country. Most of the toilet paper on the market is made of recycled paper, which is made from paper sorted from garbage. Therefore, almost all recycled paper has excessive bacterial content and contains a large amount of E. coli, Helicobacter pylori, Shigella, etc.