(25-04-2018, 04:07 PM)sweetpea Wrote: I always read that tuberous breasts are genetic but has anyone else acquired them like me? I used to have big boobs as a teenager and was very happy with them, but then I got an eating disorder and they shrunk. However, they were still a very nice shape at that point. When I gained weight they would still grow back somewhat. Then I lost even more weight to the point where my boobs disappeared. I think it was after that they became tuberous and now they don't really grow when I gain weight. I have gained a lot of weight and am at a healthy weight for several years now but my boobs are so disproportionate and tuberous. I have tried every NBE program and nothing helps. Why is it so difficult? I thought that if I just gained weight they would go back to my previous size. I think the eating disorder must have done a number on my immune system because I started having symptoms of mast cell disease so I don't want to get implants and make things worse. Is there any hope for me?
I'm intrigued by the fact that so many women(including me) fluctuate in size and shape so much over the years. From there, I tend to think lifestyle and environmental factors may be the cause. Air pollution, stress, additives and pesticides in our food, food from plastic or canned food and our own thoughts. Believe it or not but after years of observing I noticed everytime I started to become obsessive with my breasts my breast size decreased..I'm gonna try meditation for this.
Are you seeing a doctor for mast cell disease, there are many symptoms..
Maybe a there is a good diet for you in specific or other lifestyle factors to change?