03-02-2015, 05:13
I agree with Karren. Better to have slow but permanent gains then bigger temporary gains.
I think there's such a thing as too much noogling. There's several threads about it on this forum and on the noogleberry forum.
Here's the deal, the reason that Brava suggests such long periods of time (it's actually 12+ hours now, they changed it since 10 hours wasn't enough), is because it uses such low suction. With Noogleberry, the suction is greater, so you wear it far less than Brava.
I think of pumping this way:
Pumping is very much like working out in terms of timing. If you don't give your breasts time off to repair & grow, they won't. At least that's how I feel. Same with working out, if you don't give your muscles the time off they need to repair & grow, they won't. I've seen posts where several girls were pumping like crazy and when they took other people's advice and only pumped 1-2 hours a day every other day, they started getting growth. Same with the other way around though, some people saw better results from more pumping. Everyone responds differently. The trick is to find what works for YOU.
Doing it more often doesn't always give better results, and you know that now since you've been doing it more and haven't seen a growth change. Some people DO see better results from pumping more often, but everyone is different and it seems like that's not working for you like you'd hoped, so I suggest that you try a different approach. Take a break from pumping completely for a few days, let your breasts rest & heal, then start back up with two hours a day, either split up between 1 hour in the AM and one hour in the PM, or 2 hours straight with breaks, but only pump every other day. Give it several weeks to a month and see how your body responds to that. Make sure to take pics and measurements because even if you don't think there's growth, pictures don't lie
I think there's such a thing as too much noogling. There's several threads about it on this forum and on the noogleberry forum.
Here's the deal, the reason that Brava suggests such long periods of time (it's actually 12+ hours now, they changed it since 10 hours wasn't enough), is because it uses such low suction. With Noogleberry, the suction is greater, so you wear it far less than Brava.
I think of pumping this way:
Pumping is very much like working out in terms of timing. If you don't give your breasts time off to repair & grow, they won't. At least that's how I feel. Same with working out, if you don't give your muscles the time off they need to repair & grow, they won't. I've seen posts where several girls were pumping like crazy and when they took other people's advice and only pumped 1-2 hours a day every other day, they started getting growth. Same with the other way around though, some people saw better results from more pumping. Everyone responds differently. The trick is to find what works for YOU.
Doing it more often doesn't always give better results, and you know that now since you've been doing it more and haven't seen a growth change. Some people DO see better results from pumping more often, but everyone is different and it seems like that's not working for you like you'd hoped, so I suggest that you try a different approach. Take a break from pumping completely for a few days, let your breasts rest & heal, then start back up with two hours a day, either split up between 1 hour in the AM and one hour in the PM, or 2 hours straight with breaks, but only pump every other day. Give it several weeks to a month and see how your body responds to that. Make sure to take pics and measurements because even if you don't think there's growth, pictures don't lie