Know All About Shapewear Before You Wear
Wearing shapewear underclothing is a reality for many women. Kim Kardashian said she was wearing two pairs of Spanx with clothes. But what does Shapewear have to do with our body, in a more scientific way? We often hear about organ destruction, but does wearing the contractions every day actually cause damage, or is everything ok? Any side effects of shapewear?
After many happy years, I returned to the world of shagware. My new cult of body skirts and dresses has sacrificed the feeling of needing to wear clothes. This may not seem very good for the body, but I can admit that everything I do to maintain my mental health is not accompanied by a special sticker “self-love”, because I am a positive physical supporter of doing it.
In my previous clothing theft, two size control tights were used sparingly to make me physically vomit at the end of the night. This is the main reason why I gave up. Now that I am older and wiser in the underwear world, I know that investing in something that is truly mine and designed by a good brand will make my clothes not only more comfortable but also healthier.
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Side Effects of Shapewear
However, I cannot be sure that my clothes will not hurt me without doing research. I want to know what science says about the effects Shapeware can have on our bodies, and that’s what I learned.
1. It can cause acid reflux
Jacqueline M. Wolf, MD, has compiled “A Women’s Guide to a Healthy Stomach: Controlling Your Digestive Health”, in which she has compiled a list of causes and cures for stomach problems, which makes women ashamed of speaking in public. The list of things to avoid explains not only the dangers of wolf clothing but also the dangers of clothing tight in our stomach.
It can put too much pressure on the stomach, as anyone who has already stretched can prove. By increasing the pressure in the stomach, food and acids can ascend through a weaker [lower] esophagus.
According to HealthCenter, acid reflux from shampoo is linked to damage to the esophagus or, as clinically known, inflammation of the esophagus.
There are no words to show my appreciation!