Konstantine
New member
Hey guys,
I'm 5'2 and currently about 124 pounds, trying to get back down to 112 or so (I've been gaining about 3 pounds a year for a few years, and now want to lose it all). For the last couple weeks I've been walking about 2 miles more then I used to, and have cut out high fat and calorie foods, averaging 1400-1700 calories a day.
I started at 127, so its been working so far.
My question is, well, about breast size. I've had friends that have cautioned me about how they first thing they lost was fat from their breasts and how unhappy they were about it.
Does anyone have experience with this? Could losing 10-15 pounds have a significant impact on breast size?
I'm not sure if this is a silly question or now, but since this is the internet I'll caution to ask:
if you gain the weight back, are you likly to gain it back in other places on your body? Meaning, well... your breasts are gone forever? Or does your body stay in the same proportions?
Sorry if these questions seem remedial, all imput is much appreciated.
I'm 5'2 and currently about 124 pounds, trying to get back down to 112 or so (I've been gaining about 3 pounds a year for a few years, and now want to lose it all). For the last couple weeks I've been walking about 2 miles more then I used to, and have cut out high fat and calorie foods, averaging 1400-1700 calories a day.
I started at 127, so its been working so far.
My question is, well, about breast size. I've had friends that have cautioned me about how they first thing they lost was fat from their breasts and how unhappy they were about it.
Does anyone have experience with this? Could losing 10-15 pounds have a significant impact on breast size?
I'm not sure if this is a silly question or now, but since this is the internet I'll caution to ask:
if you gain the weight back, are you likly to gain it back in other places on your body? Meaning, well... your breasts are gone forever? Or does your body stay in the same proportions?
Sorry if these questions seem remedial, all imput is much appreciated.