Does breast size have anything to do with weight?

Having an extremely sexy and charming figure is the ideal of every woman. In many street interviews, many men also expressed that the key thing to look at when seeing a girl for the first time is her figure. In daily life, many women are constantly losing weight for the sake of their body shape, hoping to have no loose fat on their bodies. At the same time, they also hope to have full breasts so that they can achieve the perfect "S-shape". So what factors are related to women’s breast size? Among them, diet plays a very important role. Here we will reveal what breast size is related to and teach you how to enlarge your breasts.

The size of a woman's breasts is closely related to her daily diet, which has been confirmed by modern scientific research laboratories. Generally speaking, breast size is roughly proportional to body shape. Fat people have more fat accumulated in their breasts, so their breasts are bigger; thin people have relatively less fat accumulated in their breasts, so their breasts are smaller.

To promote breast development during puberty, or to prevent breast shrinkage in middle-aged and elderly people, you can eat some foods containing vitamin E and its beneficial hormone metabolism, such as cabbage, broccoli, sunflower oil, cooking oil and cooking oil. Vitamin B group is also beneficial to the production of growth hormone. It is found in grains, beans, milk, beef and mutton and other foods.

Because endocrine hormone plays an important role in the development and maintenance of breasts, estrogen causes the mammary ducts to grow, and corpus luteum copper causes the mammary ducts to continue to branch and form mammary tubules.

Ladies with underdeveloped breasts should also eat more high-calorie foods, such as eggs, lean meat, peanuts, walnuts, sesame seeds, beans, cooking oils, etc., to make the delicate structure fuller and the breasts more elastic due to the deposit of fat.