Injecting seasoning cubes into your buttocks to make them bigger? DON'T

From fat grafting to buttocks implants, some women are willing to go extreme to augment their buttocks - add volume and contour to the buttocks; increase fullness, roundness and projection of the butt.

There is currently a bizarre DIY method where some women inject seasoning cubes into butts to make them bigger.

Aprokodoctor reportedly came across a video of a woman injecting a convection made up of seasoning cubes and chicken stock into her butt. This was done in attempt to try and add volume to her butt so she can look sexier and more desired by the male folks.

This was done by a Nigerian woman. In this part of the world, a bigger butt is seen as an asset - an attractive feature for many individuals, male and female alike. Many with smaller butts feel body shamed and some result to buttocks augmentation procedures or to some cheap but bizarre DIY method like injecting a solution of seasoning into the butt.

How this concoction is made

The concoction is usually a mixture of the cubes and chicken broth mixed and put into a syringe. Chicken broth or sometimes water is boiled and put in a small cup containing crushed seasoning cubes which are mixed thoroughly and then put into a syringe.

Here comes the interesting part; the position best taken for this injection is usually on all fours with the but slightly elevated. This allows the mixture to stay in the anus. This process is usually repeated twice with full syringes in each session.

What happens when a solution of seasoning cubes are injected into the butt.

Does this work? The answer is NO. This technique is not effective to attain an increase in the size of the butt. Instead to will lead to some harmful effects.

The popular seasoning cube in Nigeria, Maggi contains - corned starch, chilli pepper, iodised salt, coloured caramel, sugar etc. Injecting a solution of these directly into the bloodstream is considered suicidal by the British Nutrition Foundation.

The obsession of some Nigeria women on the size of their butt led many of them resorting to injecting the concoction to their butts in attempt to add volume. Women should be confident in their own body and not to people "body shame" them into harmful practice. This practice should be avoided at all costs, not only because it is ineffective, but it can also be harmful.