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A question for those of you who have used progesterone cream
October 8 2005 at 1:46 AM dollypop (Login dollypop)
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Have any of you noticed any changes, good or bad, using natural progesterone cream? What have your experiences been? I just bought some, but haven't used it yet. How did it affect your breast size if at all? How long did you use it before you noticed any effects? Thanks.
SugarQ
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Re: A question for those of you who have used progesterone cream
October 8 2005, 4:28 PM
ummm... from what i notice not too many women use progesterone cream (only) for breast enlargement on this forum and all the others. you need to do some research about what effect estrogen and progesterone have on each other. when the body has too much estrogen (according to doctor Lee, women today have very high estrogen levels) the estrogen receperts try to accomodate the high levels and deregulate( so the estrogens dont have as strong as an effect) which could be a reason why some women dont respond well to phytroestrogen herbs. progesterone reactivates the receptors and makes estrogen more potent again. some women if they keep their estrogen levels high enough, by adding progesterone their breast will become sore and swell up(enlarge). most women on other forums use progesterone to keep their estrogen levels in check and to keep them potent enough for breast enlargement. if you use progesterone cream on its own for breast enlargement you first need to know what effects progesterone has on the breast after puberty. it helps to enlarge the gland (like in pregnancy) and in another post i gave you some sites to research and read. you may have to goodle other forums to find people who used progesterone cream for breast enlargement. it doesnt work for everyone though.
SugarQ
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Re: A question for those of you who have used progesterone cream
October 8 2005, 4:34 PM
http://beta.communities.msn.fi/BEBoard/shoebox.msnw
check out mominators photos. you will have to put them together side by side. this is from the beboard's old forum. she is a older women so her progesterone levels could have played a factor to her breast enhancement.using progesterone or estrogen for breast enlargement only works when levels are low enough originally if you suppliment it the hormone can have enough room to have an effect on the breast. so if your levels are normal then youve got a problem. which is why breast enlargement work the best in men, menopausal women, and girls going through puberty.
prettysoulful
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Re: A question for those of you who have used progesterone cream
October 10 2005, 3:24 PM
I use progesterone cream. It has been helpful in reducing cramping during my cycle. I started using it after I was seeing growth with BE, but I can not say if it has had any effect on my growth since. I generally use it for the last half of my cycle and stop once my cycle begins. During the week before my cycle begins, I will do two applications instead of my usual one just to help ensure less cramps. But to be honest, when I took a break from BE for a month, I also took a break from the Prog. cream. I found that using the borage oil was much more significant in preventing PMS than even the PC was. By the way, I'm 35 y/o, if that is of any significance.
October 8 2005 at 1:46 AM dollypop (Login dollypop)
EVE MEMBERS
Have any of you noticed any changes, good or bad, using natural progesterone cream? What have your experiences been? I just bought some, but haven't used it yet. How did it affect your breast size if at all? How long did you use it before you noticed any effects? Thanks.
SugarQ
(no login)
Re: A question for those of you who have used progesterone cream
October 8 2005, 4:28 PM
ummm... from what i notice not too many women use progesterone cream (only) for breast enlargement on this forum and all the others. you need to do some research about what effect estrogen and progesterone have on each other. when the body has too much estrogen (according to doctor Lee, women today have very high estrogen levels) the estrogen receperts try to accomodate the high levels and deregulate( so the estrogens dont have as strong as an effect) which could be a reason why some women dont respond well to phytroestrogen herbs. progesterone reactivates the receptors and makes estrogen more potent again. some women if they keep their estrogen levels high enough, by adding progesterone their breast will become sore and swell up(enlarge). most women on other forums use progesterone to keep their estrogen levels in check and to keep them potent enough for breast enlargement. if you use progesterone cream on its own for breast enlargement you first need to know what effects progesterone has on the breast after puberty. it helps to enlarge the gland (like in pregnancy) and in another post i gave you some sites to research and read. you may have to goodle other forums to find people who used progesterone cream for breast enlargement. it doesnt work for everyone though.
SugarQ
(no login)
Re: A question for those of you who have used progesterone cream
October 8 2005, 4:34 PM
http://beta.communities.msn.fi/BEBoard/shoebox.msnw
check out mominators photos. you will have to put them together side by side. this is from the beboard's old forum. she is a older women so her progesterone levels could have played a factor to her breast enhancement.using progesterone or estrogen for breast enlargement only works when levels are low enough originally if you suppliment it the hormone can have enough room to have an effect on the breast. so if your levels are normal then youve got a problem. which is why breast enlargement work the best in men, menopausal women, and girls going through puberty.
prettysoulful
(no login)
Re: A question for those of you who have used progesterone cream
October 10 2005, 3:24 PM
I use progesterone cream. It has been helpful in reducing cramping during my cycle. I started using it after I was seeing growth with BE, but I can not say if it has had any effect on my growth since. I generally use it for the last half of my cycle and stop once my cycle begins. During the week before my cycle begins, I will do two applications instead of my usual one just to help ensure less cramps. But to be honest, when I took a break from BE for a month, I also took a break from the Prog. cream. I found that using the borage oil was much more significant in preventing PMS than even the PC was. By the way, I'm 35 y/o, if that is of any significance.