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Breasts enlarged by Bulgarian beer - company claims |
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Tuesday, 23 January 2007 |
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Boza, the Bulgarian beer made from fermented wheat flour and yeast is booming in popularity due to claims that it enlarges the breasts of drinkers. So popular has it become that men have been giving it to their wives and girlfriends as gifts and encouraging them to drink more beer.
Buyers have been reportedly flocking to Bulgaria to buy cases of the beer in bulk, shipping it home with them, and bar owners across Europe are clamouring to get the beer stocked in their outlets. It has been easier for Europeans to travel to Bulgaria and bring the beer back home since Bulgaria's accession to the European Union at the beginning of 2007.
Alas, any claims that the beer enhances the size of drinker's breasts are probably unfounded, since the beer contains no unique ingredients that would increase breast size, nor do food or drink supplements alter breast size. The claims are most likely to be based on urban myth, with some assistance from a desperate marketing executive sitting in the offices of a certain beer company in Bulgaria.
While the beer in question contains no unique ingredients that would assist ladies to increase their average breast size, scientists do suspect that consumption of beer, and alcohol in general, may be linked to the development of man boobs , or gynecomastia . So while it is quite possible that consumption of beer may result in bigger breasts, it's the guys, not the girls who'll be sporting bigger breasts as a result of a beer binge.
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