I blame the cardio to be honest, because when I first started working out, I was a 32DD and now I’m a …never mind! But anyway, I’ve done my research and I have good news and bad news. I’ll start with the bad news first…
Unfortunately, breasts do not have a lot of muscle tissue in them, so they are not like your glutes, where if you were to go crazy on the squats and lunges, you bum would get bigger. Your breasts are pretty much made up of fatty tissues and the size of your breasts depends on how much fat your body stores in certain places. This is based on things like your genetics, weight, health and age. So, in my case, my fat stores in my stomach, legs and bum. However, although breasts have limited muscle tissues in them, the muscles that lie underneath your breasts (your pecs), are responsible for the ‘perkiness’ of your breasts.
The good news is you can make your breasts more predominate and “perky” by increasing the size of your pecs, which in most cases, should make them appear bigger.
How can you do this? Simply by doing the exercises and eating the specific foods I mention below.
Exercises
Dumbbell Chest Press
Isometric Chest Contractions
Stand straight with your knees slightly bent. Grab each end of a towel and hold it straight out in front of you at shoulder level. Now pull the towel at opposite ends at the same time, using small pulsing motions. Try to keep the towel taut in between pulses. Continue for one minute, repeat three times.
This provides almost the exact same benefit as the flat chest press, except many more muscle groups are engaged when you do this bodyweight exercise. Your abdominals, hip flexors, lower back, quads, triceps, calves and obliques all have to pitch in to complete this motion.
Estrogen is the main hormone responsible for breast growth and development. This hormone helps females to get right body curves and also plays an important role in breast growth. By eating foods higher in Estrogen, you will boost your natural Estrogen production, which should help your breasts grow.
• Apples
• Plums
• Peppers
• Cucumber
• Beets
• Rice
• Barley
• Wheat
• Sunflower
• Parsley
• Clover flax seed
• Soybeans
• Kidney beans
• Peas
Please remember, like any other fitness goal you are trying to achieve, results are not gained overnight. It will take hard work and consistency, but if you stick at it, you will get there in the end.