Well I am totally screwn - RE bust size and diabetes.

[KitchenWitch]

x(

[MrCoffee]

1. This thread is worthless without

fasting blood sugar levels.

[KitchenWitch]

2. LOL

I probably do not want to know.

[geardaddy]

7. You made me laugh out loud.

HA!

[LynneSin]

3. You were screwn anyways - Bush is running the country

Seriously

[KitchenWitch]

4. That's HUGH!!!1

[LynneSin]

5. apparently so are your breasts

:hide:

[KitchenWitch]

9. Oh, the burden of ginomous tatas!

:D

[no name no slogan]

6. All this talk about breasts is making me thirsty

[Parche]

8. You have to NIP this Big Problem in the Bud Fast

:hi: :popcorn:

[Ellen Forradalom]

10. Are my little "French breasts"

protecting me from the dread disease? I knew they were good for something.

[LynneSin]

11. Ok, I'm gonna bust this theory right here

OhI can't believe I used that terminology

Larger breasts are also a result of increased weight. In the days when I was thin, I was barely an A-cup but since I've gained weight, above what is healthy for my size, so increased my bust.

Did they talk about women whose busts were larger because they happened to be, well, of more weight than normal?

[KitchenWitch]

14. Even when I was ultra skinny, I was very top heavy

I actually think, not reading the actual study, that the correlation is likely to be a weak one.

[SPKrazy]

12. don't eat HFCS

and exercise

and your boobs won't make you get diabetes :P

:hi:

[Shell Beau]

13. Did it say big ones are linked to diabetes?

If so, I am screwn with ya!! :o

[KitchenWitch]

16. It said there was a correlation

we are both screwn.

I was between and F and G cup when I was pregnant...I am back to a DD

[alarimer]

17. A correlation does not imply cause and effect

The two things may be related or there may be some third thing that explains both. Correlations are pretty weak, statistically speaking.

[KitchenWitch]

18. I know that.

[lightningandsnow]

15. Damn!

Me too, don't worry.

:hug: