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女性什么吃能豐胸?冬季滋補餐堪比隆胸手術

豐胸翹臀，是每個中國女性的終極追求夢想，為了更加豐滿性感的乳房，很多企業女性主義甚至敢對自己“動刀子”。可是，隆胸手術方式還是一個具有進行一定的危險性，君不見，赴韓整容的姑娘都鎩羽而歸?歐盟也曾經我們禁止隆胸假體，因為假體被檢出致癌作用物質，所以，為什么不試試通過飲食可以豐胸呢?

女性可以多吃3種食物不僅有助豐胸

豆制品。大豆中含有豐富的蛋白質和氨基酸，大豆異黃酮，或植物雌激素，女性不僅更充分的乳房，而且對女性的健康益處。建議喝一杯牛奶，每天還是吃一塊豆腐。

適合我國冬季的豐胸滋補營養食譜：

陳皮烏雞湯

材料：白術，中國山藥，茯苓各15g，陳皮，每個紫河車粉7.5克，黑色半只，油，鹽，薑各適量。

做療程前Envus豐胸專家首先會好仔細咁檢查同埋量度胸部, 找出相對的問題, 於療程前作全面評估,，幫我搵出最適合我嘅療程, 甚至教埋我。

做法：將上述藥材一起放入砂鍋湯中，約90分鍾，調味後倒出湯汁，將紫河車粉放入湯中飲用..

功效: 具有益氣補血的功效。 它可以使皮膚彈性，減少皺紋，豐滿的乳房，美麗的曲線。

木瓜鮮奶飲

材料：熟木瓜600克，鮮牛奶7500克，蓮子肉25克，大棗2，冰糖。

做法：新鮮熟木瓜，去皮，去核，切成大小粒狀材料備用;蓮子肉、紅棗分別用清水進行洗淨，蓮子去心，保留一種紅棕色蓮子衣，紅棗去核，備用。將熟木瓜粒、蓮子肉、紅棗可以放入燉盅內，加入一些新鮮以及牛奶和適量冰糖，隔水蒸至蓮子肉熟即可。隨意選擇食用。

功效：補益氣血，通經活絡，豐胸成就。

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所以說，女性可以通過中國飲食進行調理就能夠豐胸，其效果影響甚至堪比隆胸手術，何必總是動不動就“動刀子”呢?

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