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No, that is a myth. No one knows for sure why breast cancer or any cancer starts. We do know that a cancer cell reproduces at an abnormally fast rate and destroys healthy cells. Eventually, the cancerous cells form a large mass or lump. If undetected, cancer cells can spread to other parts of the body, traveling through the lymph systems.
