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Quitting smoking increases female breasts

Beauty experts know that smoking causes sagging female breasts and, recently, that quitting that insane habit can make them larger.

To reach this conclusion, doctors from the National Cancer Institute in Milan surveyed twenty-five women between the ages of 30 and 49, and many of them categorically claimed to have experienced this growth.

One of the factors could be the weight gain inherent to smoking cessation , but 81% of those who changed their bra size had not gained any kilos. Rather, researchers believe that bad fumes affect the metabolism of female sex hormones , especially estradiol.

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