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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post'May be up to five times' is meaningless; you 'may be' 0.1 times as likely, you maybe 4.9 times as likely, there 'may be' no difference at all. Plus, 'size D or larger' is quite a large range of breast sizes, some of which are very desirable.
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostWomen with large breasts are a burden on the NHS.
"If you're a size D or larger at age 20, you may be up to five times more likely to develop diabetes than your flat-chested friends"
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Sugar, Darling?
9 Shocking Diabetes Indicators - US News and World Report
"76 percent of the men with dark brows had diabetes, compared to 18 percent of the gray-browed men. The theory is that diabetes may inhibit the graying process in eyebrow hair."
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Women with large breasts are a burden on the NHS.
"If you're a size D or larger at age 20, you may be up to five times more likely to develop diabetes than your flat-chested friends"Tags: None
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