Tuesday 21 May 2013

SAGGING OF D BREASTS

COUPLE/FEMALE RELATED ISSUE ON SAGGING OF D BREASTS:
 
I see some men complainning abt having short penis. I keep
telling dem nt 2 b feel condorm abt d size of d
penis they've got, bt how sharp, strong n
good they can make used of it matter most. I
always advice some house wives who
complain of short size of their husband d role
n style they can embrace 2 help out, in which
it has been helping dem so far.
COME NW LADIES SEASON: Thousand of ladies
has really lodge much complain abt d way
their boobs just turn flat. Some claim they
neva involve in abortion or whterver, yet they
hav sagging breasts. Some claim 2 b born
with sagging boobs, which most of d ladies
with sagging boobs saying they r ashame of
it.
DEAR SIS, DNT EVER feel bad abt ur own
destined, dnt feel bad abt wht u've got dt cant
be remove, remedy, style, idea n unique way 2
make dem look attractive n sexy is way out 4
u, pls lets treat dis matter 2geda n i will b
expecting ur various ?s in my inbox. Thank u.
SAGGING OF D BREAST: Does wearing of the
bra prevent sagging
Does breast feeding cause sagging
Does not wearing of the bra cause sagging
Does sucking or foundling of the breast cause
sagging
Find out all this in the article below
Ptosis of the breast is the medical term for
what in popular culture is referred to as
drooping or sagging female breasts. Many
women and medical professionals mistakenly
believed that the breast itself offered
insufficient support and that wearing a bra
prevented sagging. Many also believed that
nursing increased sagging.
Ptosis is a natural consequence of aging. The
rate at which a woman develops and the
degree of ptosis depends on many factors.
 
 
CAUSES

Sagging is partly determined by inherited
traits like skin elasticity and breast density,
which affects the ratio of lightweight fat to
heavier mammary glands.
Some of the sagging is due to the aging of
the glandular tissues that produce breast
firmness.The biggest factors affecting ptosis
are cigarette smoking, a woman's body mass
index (BMI), her number of pregnancies, her
breast cup size before pregnancy, and age.
Large breasted women who engage in
vigorous exercise and don't wear a correctly
sized sports bra can stretch breast connective
tissue. When running, for example, breasts
move three dimensionally:
vertically, horizontally, and laterally, in an
overall figure-8 motion. Unrestrained
movement of large breasts may contribute to
sagging over time.Motion studies have
revealed that when a woman runs, more than
50% of the breast's total movement is vertical,
22% is side-to-side, and 27% is in-and-out.
During pregnancy, the ovaries and the
placenta produce estrogen and progesterone.
These hormones stimulate the 15 to 20 lobes
of the milk-secreting glands in the breasts to
develop. Women who experience multiple
pregnancies repeatedly stretch the skin
envelope during engorgement while lactating.
As a woman's breasts change in size during
repeated pregnancies, the size of her breasts
change as her mammary glands are engorged
with milk and as she gains and loses weight
with each pregnancy.In addition, when milk
production stops (usually as a child is
weaned), the voluminous mammary glands
diminish in volume, but they still add bulk and
firmness to the breast. These changes in the
mammary glands contribute further to
sagging.
In middle-aged women, breast ptosis is
caused by a combination of factors. If a
woman has been pregnant, whether or not
she has breastfed her children, postpartum
hormonal changes will cause her depleted
milk glands to atrophy. Breast tissue and
suspensory ligaments may also be stretched if
the woman is overweight or loses and gains
weight. When these factors are at play, the
breast prolapses,
or falls forward. When a woman with sagging
breasts stands, the underside or inferior skin
of the breast folds over the infra-mammary
fold and lies against the chest wall. The
nipple-areola complex tends to move lower
on the breast relative to the inframammary
crease. The nipple of the breast may also tend
to point downward.
BRA AND SAGGING
Since breasts are an external organ and do
not contain muscle, exercise cannot improve
their shape. They are not protected from
external forces and are subject to gravity.
Many women mistakenly believe that because
breasts cannot anatomically support
themselves that wearing a brassiere will
prevent their breasts from sagging later in
life. Researches, bra manufacturers, and
health professionals cannot find any evidence
to support the idea that wearing a bra for any
amount of time slows breast ptosis. Bra
manufacturers are careful to claim that bras
only affect the shape of breasts while they are
being worn.
Bras don't prevent sagging
"There's no medical evidence that wearing a
bra could prevent sagging, because the
breast itself is not muscle so keeping it toned
up is an impossibility." ,
"Bras don't prevent breasts from sagging,
with regard to stretching of the breast
ligaments and drooping in later life, that
occurs very regularly anyway, and that's a
function of the weight, often of heavy breasts,
and these women are wearing bras and it
doesn't prevent it. lifelong bra wearing is
crucial to preserving curves persists, along
with other misguided notions about that
fetching bit of binding left over from the days
when a wasp waist defined the contours of a
woman’s power.
ligaments have nothing to do with
supporting breast tissue... They just serve to
divide the breast into compartments." most
women's breasts begin to droop with age
and that extremely large-breasted women are
generally more affected.
However, sagging is not related to ligaments
or dependent on breast size. Pare away the
fiction and fears, and the pros and cons of
the bra come down to this: If a woman
chooses to wear one because it makes her
feel good-more supported, more under
control or just prettier-more power to her...
women let pain be their guide when deciding
whether to wear a bra during exercise, and
when choosing a particular style. Large-
breasted women may be uncomfortable
exercising without a bra, “It’s not doing any
lasting damage to chest muscles or breast
tissue.” “those who wore an A cup were
frequently most comfortable with no bra at
all."
Bralessness improved comfort wearing a bra
may have an overall negative effect on
sagging breasts. In a Japanese study, 11
women were measured wearing a
standardised fitted bra for three months.
They found that breasts became larger and
lower, with the underbust measurement
decreasing and the overbust increasing, while
the lowest point of the breast moved
downwards and outwards. The effect was
more pronounced in larger- breasted
women.This may be related to the particular
bra chosen for the experiment, as there was
some improvement after changing to a
different model.

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