Do u know if drinking milk(hot or whole) makes ur breasts bigger or not?

Question

i have been drinking milk lately every morning and my breasts have gotten bigger. is it from milk?

Answer 1

If you're drinking milk that is not organic, you could be affected by the hormones that farmers give to the cows to increase their milk production. it's called RBGH.

I gave up milk a looong time ago due to how disgusting and tainted it really is with chemicals and hormones.

If you can afford it, Look for vitamin D fortified Organic milk. It's twice the cost of regular milk, but the way I look at it, 2 cups a milk a day is plenty for someone who is still growing. Adults don't need milk if they get their calcium from other sources and get outside occasionally.

You can also try organic soy milk but it tastes gross. SILK brand organic Chocolate Soy Milk is much better, but not so great over cereal.
OR You could just eat Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream. They use milk from untreated cows.
PS If you are a teenage girl, I would not be so worried. If you are a boy, stop drinking the regular RBGH milk and do NOT start with Soy Milk. Soy milk isn't good for boys because it contains estrogens, female plant hormones that will affect your physical development.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Every girl/woman is different when it comes to birth control, whether it be in the form of a pill, patch, nuva ring, shot, or implant. When you first start taking birth control, you may notice a slight fluctuation in your weight...up and/or down. If you get a little extra added to your bust, it's most likely from gaining weight.....pregnancy isn't the only thing that gives you bigger boobs. The weight gained can be water weight, but then again it can be fat from over eating....since a lot of women usually experience food cravings more often then usual (not all though). If you exercise and eat properly, you'll have no worries with your weight.

Answer 5

If your milk is non-organic, the answer is yes. Farmers use growth hormones and antibiotics to grow their cattle as quickly as possible. As a result, these hormones and antibiotics are also present in the milk which your body has respond to. It's a mixed benefit, while yes, your breasts have gained in size, but it also prematurely matures other parts of the body where you don't want to. I advise to stick with organic milk.

Answer 6

No! Otherwise, I would be a double D!
There's nothing in milk that affects breast size. Have you gained weight? Are you pregnant?

You may also have bigger/smaller breasts based on your menstual cycle.

Answer 7

drinking milk has no connection in enlarging your breasts. there are some other reasons why your breasts become bigger and it is not from the milk. either you're growing up into adult (if you are on the grade school or teenager lol. another is, commonly called preparation when you are pregnant. or you're getting fat. or is someone having massage it daily also hmmm hmmm guess what i mean.

Answer 8

If you are drinking whole milk, its possible that its making your gain weight. Gaining weight makes your boos get bigger.... It also makes everything else get bigger, but maybe you're just lucky.

Answer 9

I don't think it does. I drink a LOT of milk. And if that was the case you would think I don't drink milk at all. I just think you had a growth spurt or your imagining things.

Answer 10

The growth of breasts is all down to hormones.
You CAN NOT speed up your hormones. Unfortunately.
So i doubt the milk is doing it. You may also just think they are bigger because you want them to be bigger.