Blow Jobs Prevent Breast Cancer

Women who swallow sperm act of fellatio and run regularly, 1-2 times a week can reduce the risk of breast cancer by 40 percent, according to a study by the North Carolina State University found.

Doctors had never suspected a link between the act of breast cancer and oral sex, but new research conducted at North Carolina State University is suggesting that there may be an important link between the two.

In a study of over 15,000 women suspected of having performed regular fellatio and swallowed the ejaculatory fluid, over the past decade, researchers found that those who actually performed the act regularly, 1-2 times a week had a lower incidence of cancer breastfeeding than those who did not. There was no increased risk, but for those that do not work regularly.

"I think it removes the last shade of doubt that fellatio is actually a healthy act," said Dr. AJ Kramer of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, who was not involved in research . "I am surprised by these results, but researchers are also pleased that a relatively simple way to prevent breast cancer in women under the age of discovery."

Researchers at the University said that although breast cancer is relatively uncommon, any steps taken to reduce risk would be a wise decision.

"Only with regular presence in order to reduce your chances to encourage all women out there to fellatio an important part of their daily routine," said Helen Shifter, a researcher at the University. "Since the rise of research, I try oral sex, at least once every other night to reduce my chances."

The research is published in the Journal of Medical Research Friday.

In 1991, 43,582 women died of breast cancer, as reported by the National Cancer Institute.

Dr. Len Lictepeen, Deputy Medical Director for the American Cancer Society, said women should not overlook or "play down" these findings.

"We hope that the situation of women and the change in practice, resulting in a severe reduction in the number of future cases," said Lictepeen.

Do not just say that the study shows no increased risk of breast cancer in those who, for whatever reason, unable fellatio regularly.

"There is certainly a fertile ground for further research. Many have volunteered to research now in the planning," he said.

Almost all women at some point, the act of fellatio to be performed, but the frequency at which the event occurs that makes the difference, say the researchers. The key seems to be the enzyme protein and count in the semen, but researchers are still waiting for more test data.

The study consisted of two groups, 6246 women aged 25-45 years who performed fellatio and swallowed on a regular basis over the last five to ten years, and 9728 women who had not or did not swallow. The group of women who had performed and swallowed a breast cancer rate of 1.9 percent and the group that did not have breast cancer by 10.4 percent.

"The results suggest that there are other causes of breast cancer in addition to the absence of regular fellatio," said Shafter. "It's a cause, not the cause."