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Are bras actually bad for you? is it true that they make your breasts sag more?
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No and no: Bras aren't bad. They can be really useful in preventing breasts from bouncing around during exercise and movement. Of course, not every woman needs a bra for exercise issues, but there are some other reasons to wear one. And, no, bras don't cause sagging (gravity causes that)... and genetics play a big role.
Answered 1/8/2015
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