Lisa Rollins

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Moobs are more common now because of all the "estrogenic" type foods like red meats and milk that have a lot of "chemicals" init. It's another reason why Breast cancer in men is increasing 1% every year.

In the few years since I had a mild heart attack I have taken medication to help prevent a recurrence. At the same time I have paid attention to my diet. I generally avoid GMO foods where possible. This last year I have noticed my previously fairly muscular chest has been changing. My nipples are more prominent and I am developing what I think are breasts. I think it may be partly due to the medication. But I'm not seeing any other side effects at all. After a period of concern (not "worry", though), I am now looking at my situation in a way that seems different to what seems popular. All over the internet and other places, any mention of males who develop breasts is talked about as if it is a very bad thing. As well as less qualified people, some fitness trainers, health "consultants" and medical people write about them from the viewpoint that they are bad, that the men with them should try to remove them somehow, etc. etc. etc. etc. But I feel they are part of me, my wife likes them, and so do I. At the present time I believe they are about A or B size. I don't wear a bra or nor do I need to. But if at some point in the future I have to, that is cool. I hope that men who see their bodies changing don't feel that there is something "unmanly" or wrong, but that they see it as a natural process. I'm grateful for Lisa's comment "There's a lid for every pot". To those who stand up and say to the world that it's bad, I tell them that it's just their opinion. And their opinion is not worth the time they take to spout it. Men with breasts are cool, and so are the ones without them.