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I want to reduce my breast n how to keep diet on breast?
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Diet/exercise: weight loss may slightly reduce breast size; however, significant reduction would require plastic surgery. Low carb. low fat, high fiber. high protein, smal fist sized portions 6 times daily mixed with burst interval high and low impact aerobics. Suregery should be your last resort.
Answered 9/7/2014
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