World’s largest breast sizes by country revealed – see where the US ranks

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A new analysis revealed the countries with the largest average breast size, with the US coming in second.

The report, published by the World Population Review, analyzed the average bust size of 108 countries around the globe, finding which countries boasted the largest average – and which were not the same.

“Breast size is unique to each woman and is influenced by several factors, including genetics, food and diet, weight and body mass index (BMI), fitness level, and age,” write the report’s authors, adding that the average size of the cup for. the country varies between AA and C.

The researchers noted that BMI is closely related to breast size, with higher BMI often resulting in larger breast size.

However, Norway was an odd one. The country’s average BMI was lower than other countries at 26.2, but the Scandinavian nation took the crown for the biggest bust size, averaging between C and D cups.

The United States creeps into second place with an average BMI of 29 and a C cup size, while the UK average BMI was 27.1 with an average C cup size.

However, ultimately with the smallest average bra size was Greenland, which the researchers claimed had an average of A cups and a BMI of 26.7.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an overweight BMI is considered a score of more than 25 and less than 30, while obesity is defined as a BMI over 30.

“Overall, it is surprising that increases in breast size often occur in countries where obesity is also a problem,” World Data researchers reported last year, when they announced that Norway, Iceland, the UK and the US were the countries with the largest larger chest. .

“The female breast consists of a large mass of fatty tissue and glands. Breast shape also depends not only on genetic factors, but also on fat content and connective tissue composition.”

The bra size measurement is determined by measuring the band or “underbust” size, marked with a number, and the fullest part of the bust, marked with a letter.

“The greater the difference between these measurements, the larger the cup size,” the researchers explained.

“It’s important to remember that not all sizes within a given cup size will be the same. For example, a 32C is much smaller in volume than a 42C because there is a greater difference in the size of the band and the fuller part of the chest measurements.