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brazilianhog · 2 days

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It's a little noticeble?

#gay gainer #gainer belly #fat belly #fat piggy #feedee belly #gay #pay piggy #fatty piggy #feedee piggy #full belly #gaining #gaining weight on purpose #gaining fat #gaining kink #mutual gaining

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brazilianhog · 4 days

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Yes indeed I do!

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brazilianhog · 4 days

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Almost reaching the sink 🥵

Help me reach the sink with my lard 🥹🥵 donate on my link on my description 🥹🐷🥵

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brazilianhog · 6 days

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Feelong so full 🥵🔥🤤

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brazilianhog · 6 days

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He stopped being a thin man to be an extreme obese man in a few years 2017-2023 150 lbs- 500 pounds

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2021 After the pandemic it was when he gained more weight and was left with extreme obesity

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And now is a obese boy It has a huge size and is so beautiful with this extreme fattening he will soon have immobility problems

If you want me to upload more photos of this huge pig, give me support and ask me.

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brazilianhog · 6 days

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Feelong so full 🥵🔥🤤

#gay gainer #gainer belly #fat belly #fat piggy #feedee belly #gay #pay piggy #fatty piggy #feedee piggy #full belly #gaining weight #gaining weight on purpose #gaining fat #gaining kink #belly gainer #fat #chubby #bear #tummy

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brazilianhog · 6 days

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To increase your (or your gainers/feedees) stomach capacity

I received a good question via a message, and I would like to share my answer/advice with all of you who are interested.

A feeder/encourager asked: I really want to engage in some gut capacity training. Do you have any recommendations on how to do this without pushing them too far?

My answer/advice is:

To increase your (or your gainers/feedees) stomach capacity you can apply a combination of methods.

Gradual Increase in Food Intake: Start by eating larger than normal quantities of food and gradually increase the amount. This helps to stretch your stomach over time.

Fluid Training: Drinking large volumes of fluids in a short time is a common method. This can stretch the stomach with the intake of excessive calories from Juices, sodas or Milk products. Do this after a meal, drinking is easy and possible even when you are feeling full.

Eating High-Volume Foods: Foods like watermelon, lettuce, and other high-fiber foods can help in expanding the stomach.

Then very important! switching between sweet and savory foods helps to keep the appetite up, particularly in context with weight gain. This strategy is based on a concept known as "sensory-specific satiety." Here's how it works:

Sensory-Specific Satiety: This phenomenon occurs when the appeal of a specific flavor or type of food diminishes when consumed continuously. For example, if you eat a lot of sweet foods, your desire for more sweet foods will decrease. However, switching to a different flavor profile, like savory, can renew your appetite because the sensory experience is different.

Flavor Fatigue: Eating the same type of food (either all sweet or all savory) can lead to what's often referred to as "flavor fatigue." Our senses get tired of the same taste, which reduces our desire to continue eating. By alternating between different flavors, this fatigue can be delayed or mitigated.

Psychological Effect: There's also a psychological component. The variety keeps the eating experience interesting and can psychologically motivate someone to continue eating.

Gut-Brain Axis: The gut-brain axis plays a role in regulating hunger and satiety. Different types of foods (sweet vs. savory) have varying impacts on the hormones that control hunger and fullness, such as ghrelin and leptin.

Then there is the aspect of fast eating. During the act of fast eating, especially in large quantities, the body's natural appetite signals can be overridden. Normally, the stomach and intestines send signals to the brain to indicate fullness, but during rapid consumption, these signals can be delayed, allowing for more food intake before the sensation of fullness sets in. Over the long term, regular practice of fast eating will alter normal hunger and fullness cues, leading to increased appetite or altered eating patterns and weight gain.

These techniques help feedees/gainers, to maximize their food intake during Feeding sessions.