More so than during other times in the recent of history of mankind, in this day and age it’s more important than ever to stay as sweat-free and sweet smelling as possible. This means that most of us need to resort to the use of deodorants, antiperspirants and other such devices to help us control our sweating problems. And more so than for a man, for a woman sweating and the associated stains, odors and things, are a big problem.
This coupled with the fact that most advertising promotions are aimed at women and how they can stop or control their sweat, makes for a very neurotic population of women indeed. Just think about it, when was the last time that you left the house without first applying a dash of perfume, or a dose of fresh deodorant or antiperspirant? Probably just before you discovered the wonders of deodorant!
But did you ever stop to think what these chemical based deodorants and antiperspirants could be doing to your body? Yes, for a woman sweating is a major problem, and you have to absolutely always look fresh and bright with nothing to remind you that you are actually human and therefore prone to sweating.
This is of course not your fault – we have been raised to believe from our very small days that sweat is bad, and that smelling of sweat is one of the worst offences ever!
True, smelling of sweat is no picnic either for you or for those around you, but sweating is an absolutely essential part of your bodily functions and inhibiting this function just to be able to go about in society with your head held high is a high price, which you will have to pay for, in the future.
Science has yet to tell us conclusively that breast cancer cannot be caused by the use of chemical laden deodorants and sweat-inhibiting, pore-clogging antiperspirants. They do however, tell us repeatedly over and over again, that there’s as yet no conclusive link between the two – implying that it is safe to use these without further thought about the consequences.
These are just semantics, a tap dancing around the real issue in which deodorant and antiperspirant giants make use of the neurosis that a woman sweating even moderately, has these days.
What about in the days before deodorants and antiperspirants came on the scene, what then? Surely not everyone in the world stayed as grime laden as did our middle-ages ancestors? Surely there were other civilizations which stayed smelling sweet and fresh without resorting to the toxins that we use today?
The answer of course, is there were such civilizations and yes, they had means of dealing with sweat, and dealing with it in a natural manner without resorting to the use of nasty toxins. And for today’s woman sweating need no longer be controlled by modern deodorants and antiperspirants, instead they can turn to these age old natural methods to help deal with any sweat problems.
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