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"Medically, physiologically, anatomically - breasts gain no benefit from being denied gravity," said Rouillon. "On the contrary, they get saggier with a bra."Rouillon and his team spent years measuring the changes in the breasts of 330 women using a simple slide rule and caliper at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire (University Hospital) in Besançon, where he carried out his research.
He found that no evidence that bras helped ease back pain. Instead, he found that the chest supports could even add to the problem.
According toThe Connexion, the findings suggest that breasts would gain more tone and support themselves if no bra was used. Researchers explain that bras limit the growth of supporting breast tissues, leaving the breast to wither and degrade more quickly.

I don't know, man. Not to question science, but the women I've been with have had good results with bras for the most part.

Well I think you have to account for age as well. You are probably getting with the younger women. A proper study can't be done until they get older and gravity has had time to work its magic.

Even into her 30's, my last one stayed pretty perky.

I'll only leave this up temporarily, but since it's slow around here what the heck. Not bad for 32 and always wearing a bra, right?

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NSFW, btw.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4rnt4l ... sp=sharing[/spoiler]

not bad at all...I'm guessing 32 and no kids

Hold on...

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Not bad at all. You need a better camera though.

Yeah, that was a crappy flip phone I had like six years ago. Plus, it was low light because it was a rainy morning. I've messed with some image editors to see if I can improve it.

Edited to improve the quality some. Again, NSFW.

[spoiler]https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4rnt4l ... sp=sharing[/spoiler]

For comparison, about three years later.

[spoiler]https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4rnt4l ... sp=sharing[/spoiler]

You, sir, are instrumental in furthering the interests of science. :emot-science: