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03-24-2009 #1
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Fluid gain/ Hormone treatments?
Can someone tell me if fluid retention has anything to do with hormone treatments that some of the girls get? I dont know if you notice that quite a few of the ladies have swollen lower legs around the ankles. And does hormones cause weight gain overall? After breast implants I see that most tend to gain weight or is this from injections in other area of their bodies?
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03-24-2009 #2
Re: Fluid gain/ Hormone treatments?
Originally Posted by capt3211
Fluid retention, even on GG's, isn't going to make someone's ankles swell to a noticeable point. Someone who is grossly overweight will usually have their ankles swell, but that's because of the ankles being abused by having to carry around all that fat all day.
And maybe its easier to withdraw from life
With all of its misery and wretched lies
If we're dead when tomorrow's gone
The Big Machine will just move on
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03-24-2009 #3
I am not a doctor, but, gaining weight after implants could just be because while recovering you can't exercise like before, and their could be some pain in moving. (or so the literature tells me. Not looking forward to that.)
As for hormones making one gain weight/fluid I dunno.
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03-24-2009 #4Originally Posted by BrendaQG
And maybe its easier to withdraw from life
With all of its misery and wretched lies
If we're dead when tomorrow's gone
The Big Machine will just move on
Still we cling afraid we'll fall
Clinging like the memory which haunts us all
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03-24-2009 #5
True the ankels are not the first place for fat deposits to go but.... just thinking about it logically, if one did gain water weight, it likely would build up in the feet. Especially if the person in question was not in good cardiovascular health, and their heart could not pump the fluid out of their legs.
One other possibility. Fluctuating hormones in order to be able to get hard/cum for the camera. Hormone fluctuation could cause symptoms similar to PMS. Take a look at what these GG's write about it. Some of it sounds like what you are describing.
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03-24-2009 #6
Re: Fluid gain/ Hormone treatments?
Originally Posted by SarahG
Just another reason not to inject silicone, really. Along with thromboses.
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03-24-2009 #7
Re: Fluid gain/ Hormone treatments?
Originally Posted by MacShreach
Problems? Besides the lumps/swelling appearance, it can be painful... and if anything the last place people would want extra pain is 1- the part of your body you're always sitting on, 2- feet that are already being abused by poorly fitting shoes (i.e. the girls who insist on squeezing into a size that clearly doesn't fit them).
To be clear, silicone implants are extremely safe because they're isolated in bags (for lack of a better term), and pretty damn strong ones at that. What makes pumping potentially dangerous isn't so much that its silicone... but that people will in desperation use the wrong silicone (i.e. industrial stuff that has not been sterilized), using some unqualified, untrained "doctor" who doesn't know how much is too much, or worse people who aren't doctors at all who are merely sharing needles with their friends.
And maybe its easier to withdraw from life
With all of its misery and wretched lies
If we're dead when tomorrow's gone
The Big Machine will just move on
Still we cling afraid we'll fall
Clinging like the memory which haunts us all
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03-24-2009 #8
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Take a look at forum 12615 page 29,Khole Hart and Karla pics close to the top of page and you'll see ,no definition around the ankles. Alana Ferreia and Aline Santos are 2 others with the elephant syndrome
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03-24-2009 #9
Re: Fluid gain/ Hormone treatments?
Originally Posted by SarahG
I like a nice bum as much as the next guy-- but a safe, nice bum.