06 Oct 08
Originally posted by sonhouseI actually read an article in a mag a few years ago that the average cupsize in GB had gone up one size, and they went a long way to blame it on the growth hormones in our food. Not sure if its liable or not! But one fact that can not be argued is that the breasts are growing, especially chickenbreast🙂
What's Poltry?🙂 So you like de blues, eh. I am into blues also, acoustic blues. I guess you like electric blues.
Baard
06 Oct 08
Originally posted by BaardThough I do not dispute the possibility that growth hormones are having an effect, the average cupsize of breasts in Britain probably has more to do with the fact that the proportion of obese children (and adults) is rising.
I actually read an article in a mag a few years ago that the average cupsize in GB had gone up one size, and they went a long way to blame it on the growth hormones in our food. Not sure if its liable or not! But one fact that can not be argued is that the breasts are growing, especially chickenbreast🙂
Baard
If the study corrected for weight (ie said that the average cup size for a given body mass and age had increased), then I might be more convinced.
When if comes to adults, they should also be careful to exclude subjects with breast implants or other methods of enhancing cup size.
06 Oct 08
Originally posted by bluzdogSince growth hormone is a large polypeptide, it is not orally active. Scare story (male dream) = nonsense.
Have Women, in countries that use growth hormones in cattle and poltry started developing breasts larger and eariler? Or is this just my imagination?
08 Oct 08
Originally posted by FeastboyWill anyone sponsor me to do a survey? Legal age and above only of course. 🙂
Adding additional growth hormone to animals is banned in the E.U so I doubt it would affect breast size in the U.K.
It's not banned in the U.S. Anyone know the mean difference in breast size between the U.K and U.S taking into account obesity levels?