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Your angel suckling your breasts for months on end can result in issues like sore nipples, but saggy breasts is not one of them. Pregnancy seems to be the real culprit. Post pregnancy, enlarged mammary glands shrink, leaving you with an aftermath of saggy breasts and stretch marks. The number of pregnancies and age affect the amount of sagging. Exercise, avoid smoking, and wear supportive bras. The challenges of being on call for a hungry tummy makes breastfeeding an annoyance sometimes, but for most mothers it still counts as a happy experience. Then, after months of having a baby suckle at the breast, the worry of sagging breasts seems to become a reality. But is age, weight, diet, exercise, or genetics ‒ rather than breastfeeding ‒ the actual cause of your breasts bowing to gravity? Sagging Breasts And The Breastfeeding Theory For generations, the notion that breastfeeding could cause breasts to sag has done the rounds in hush tones among mums-to-be. The reality though is...

Men's testosterone levels generally peak during the early hours of the day, especially 6 to 8 am. This rush of testosterone is what gets men in the mood and results in an erection. This is a valid sign to indicate a man's sexual health and hormonal balance. It is also an indicator of whether the sexual mechanism is working well. Men generally experience their highest daily blood levels of  testosterone  or a surge in testosterone in the early hours of the day, precisely between 6 to 8 a.m. And since testosterone is one of the primary hormones that helps put men in the mood, it gives erection to the penis. Determining the  maximum hormone release  is an important piece of information in assessing a man’s sexual health. Moreover, morning erections is a good indicator to see if the machinery and the circuits to the sexual mechanism is working well.