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Um 22 yrs old,,,i lost weight with some workout and diet but my breast is no longer stretched like before,what can i do or is there any food help me?
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Normal: If you lose weight your breasts will get smaller. There's unfortunately no pills or medication to make your breasts bigger.
Answered 5/29/2014
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