HerMetabolism.org -No Daughter Left Behind

Mainstream science shows that delayed motherhood creates countless massive metabolic health risks and harms for a woman, especially a teen woman. One stunning example (which has been common knowledge for the better part of a century) is that when a woman chooses to delay motherhood, her metabolism becomes so weak that she will statistically skyrocket her breast cancer risk in her life. Indeed, a teen woman who gives birth will statistically drop her risk of breast cancer to about half of the risk that faces older mothers (age > 19) - and drop her risk to only 30% of the general breast cancer risk of a woman who waits to be a mother until she is very old (age > 29). Contrapositively, this means that a woman who waits for motherhood until her 20s will double her risk of breast cancer, compared to when she was a teenage woman - and the same woman will triple her risk if she postpones motherhood until her 30s. This is according to research and analysis published in 1970 by the World Health Organization,¹ then cited and extended in 2002 by the Journal of Mammary Gland Biology and Neoplasia² - then cited and extended in 2016 by the National Cancer Institute.³