24-11-2015, 22:39
Hi. I've been taking maca for a couple weeks with my routine. I don't use any herbs anymore because I didn't have results with them. The maca may be helping me, I'm showing some more fullness in my breasts now, but I've also been using a Kangzhu pump for a couple weeks too.
The maca should work because it has a couple of the amino acids which are essential for your body to make human growth hormone, which in turn is essential for growing breast tissue. Be aware though that some women have experienced growth in other areas of the body while using maca. Personally, I believe it is working for me well in conjunction with the Kangzhu breast pumps. And I haven't noticed any weight gain while taking it so far.
Just from my experience, I would recommend looking at the pumps and suction devices section for some advice on those because using just herbs seems dicey to me. Unless you have a doctor check your hormones to find deficiencies, it's kind of a crap shoot to guess if you should be boosting your estrogen or progesterone or anything else. Unfortunately it usually isnt as simple as taking a fenugreek capsule twice a day. There are a lot of things in your body that affect breast growth, and guessing about them can be costly. Also having too much estrogen can wreak havoc on your body, so be very cautious if you are going to experiment with herbs.
I only say this because I spent plenty of money on a lot of different herbs and extracts, and tried all different combinations of just about every herb thought to promote breast growth, and nothing worked for me. The only success I've had is in the last two weeks that I've been pumping, I am finally starting to see some results.
It took me weeks of googling, and buying books about hormones, breast growth, and herbs to get to my conclusion that taking herbs for NBE is just not for me, but everyone is different. I just suggest doing a lot of research into not just herbs and breast growth, but female hormones and the endocrine system so you really understand how different methods can affect you.
Some things I will leave with you to look up are: Zinc, Iodine, Amino acids (specifically l-lysine, arginine, and glutamine, GABA, vitamin E, and vitamin A. There is a lot of information about how those things are all necessary for breast growth, but its way too much to type out here. The reason maca can work so well is because it has many of those things I listed in it's chemical composition.
My last suggestion is if you are going to use maca, either be prepared to make a lot of smoothies, or get it in capsule form. I got it in a powder, and I find the taste to be quite unpleasant. Gelatinized maca would be best if you are taking it raw, because raw maca can upset some people's stomachs.
The maca should work because it has a couple of the amino acids which are essential for your body to make human growth hormone, which in turn is essential for growing breast tissue. Be aware though that some women have experienced growth in other areas of the body while using maca. Personally, I believe it is working for me well in conjunction with the Kangzhu breast pumps. And I haven't noticed any weight gain while taking it so far.
Just from my experience, I would recommend looking at the pumps and suction devices section for some advice on those because using just herbs seems dicey to me. Unless you have a doctor check your hormones to find deficiencies, it's kind of a crap shoot to guess if you should be boosting your estrogen or progesterone or anything else. Unfortunately it usually isnt as simple as taking a fenugreek capsule twice a day. There are a lot of things in your body that affect breast growth, and guessing about them can be costly. Also having too much estrogen can wreak havoc on your body, so be very cautious if you are going to experiment with herbs.
I only say this because I spent plenty of money on a lot of different herbs and extracts, and tried all different combinations of just about every herb thought to promote breast growth, and nothing worked for me. The only success I've had is in the last two weeks that I've been pumping, I am finally starting to see some results.
It took me weeks of googling, and buying books about hormones, breast growth, and herbs to get to my conclusion that taking herbs for NBE is just not for me, but everyone is different. I just suggest doing a lot of research into not just herbs and breast growth, but female hormones and the endocrine system so you really understand how different methods can affect you.
Some things I will leave with you to look up are: Zinc, Iodine, Amino acids (specifically l-lysine, arginine, and glutamine, GABA, vitamin E, and vitamin A. There is a lot of information about how those things are all necessary for breast growth, but its way too much to type out here. The reason maca can work so well is because it has many of those things I listed in it's chemical composition.
My last suggestion is if you are going to use maca, either be prepared to make a lot of smoothies, or get it in capsule form. I got it in a powder, and I find the taste to be quite unpleasant. Gelatinized maca would be best if you are taking it raw, because raw maca can upset some people's stomachs.