Things you should know about your Breasts

The breast is composed of adipose tissue (fat), glandular epithelium, blood vessels, lymph glands, supporting collagenous fibers, capillaries and the covering skin.
Place a weight at the end of a rubber band. The once fat rubber band now becomes stretched and thin, as do the tiny ligaments and vessels of the breast with the weight of breast tissue. Without proper support one of the greatest laws of the Universe takes place...gravity. The delicate tissue begins to roll off the chest wall, over the pectoral muscle, and displaces itself under the arm and in the midriff area. A pendulous look begins to develop. This is not healthy as the proper blodd flow to the breast area is now being blocked and the tissue under the arm is being bumped abd battered with every move.
The weight of the breast pulling on the neck can cause diminished blood flow to the head and headaches may occur. The effects of weight and gravity will also affect posture. The dolinger area of the back, just below the neck base, is now being put under undue stress. When you try to lift the weight of the breast off the rib cage by shortening your bra strap, you then either get the back of the bra riding up or painful grooves in the shoulder. If the breast is supported and the weight taken off of those ligaments, you may then see that the mass begins to adhere to the chest wall. In addition the tissue that has misplaced itself will get the proper blodd flow to rebuild.