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Caffeine Affects Growth.
November 6 2008 at 7:01 PM Kittybeth82 (Login Iza82)
After reading the post (and other articles on the internet) saying that it is very possible that coffee affects breast growth, I felt the need to post my personal experience with it.
I honestly believe in my experience that coffee DEFINITELY is not good especially if you are spending hundreds of dollars on supplements, like myself. At first I really didn't want to believe this, as I have been drinking coffee and other things with caffeine since I was fourteen. I love the taste of it and I love the way it makes me feel. Ironically enough I have had really small boobs my whole life and I definitely believe it was at least partially due to overuse of caffeine, and poor health (I had an eating disorder in my teens, and even after that didn't understand the concept of nutrition, and also drank too much as well as poisoned my body with other substances). I have always been healthy in the sense that I work out a lot and have been doing so since I was very young, despite everything else I did to destroy my body. The reason I'm posting this is because with my experience using herbs (Wonderup specifically) I have noticed a direct correlation between my coffee habit and breast growth.
I took Breast Success for six months and noticed a little bit of fullness. During this time I did not quit drinking coffee. When I went on Wonderup which is supposed to be much more potent, I quit for three to four months and definitely noticed growth. I feel like my breasts definitely retained the little bit of increase and fullness from these three months on WU. Then, I got the job from hell and needed coffee just to stay awake, and got back into the habit full swing, at which point I was still taking the WU, but for about a month didn't notice any increase at all, at least not the rate I felt like I was experiencing it before. Okay, it's not like I grew *that much* but when I look at my before photos I can definitely tell that my boobs are way rounder, more grabbable and I can lift them up higher (I know that sounds weird but before they didn't move or go anywhere because they were just too little). I actually wonder at this point if I was a size A and have grown to a small size B and just miscalculated my breasts before. The funny thing is, I didn't have a computer for two of the three months I was on WU. When I ever compared myself to my starting pics I was amazed because I didn't think I had grown at all.
Anyway, so when I got back into the habit of drinking coffee, I stopped with NBE because I felt like it would be counterproductive, since I had done it for a month and seemed to be getting nowhere.
Once again, I have quit drinking coffee and it's only been four days. I have also been taking the rest of my WU but only two pills a day to space it out until I get more. I have been massaging regularly and I feel like I am having signs of growth again. They feel a little sensitive and tender and they are definitely at least a little bit fuller. I also think that before I may have overloaded my body with too much WU because I was breaking out like crazy and when I did the stalling method I felt like they were sore for a couple weeks afterward, though I didn't grow any more (I don't think).
I didn't really give it my all the first go with staying away from the caffeine. I definitely and even if only intuitively with a little bit of evidence, feel like caffeine affected my growth. It is so damn hard for me to stay away from coffee, as I come from a long line of incessant coffee drinkers, I'm apt to believe it's in my genes! Bottom line is that I don't think it is beneficial to spend a lot of money and to really want this for yourself if you are just thinking drinking coffee is no big deal! I think it will definitely affect your growth and if only for a time you should stay away from it. Also, it's great to have coffee once in a while on occasion but I think it's bad to rely on caffeine on a daily basis. That is just my opinion but I feel like NBE is also about health and putting the right things in your body to achieve your full potential (not just breast size).
There is no doubt in my mind that overuse of coffee, drugs, alcohol and poor nutrition when I was going through puberty is a direct affect on my health and consequently my breast size. I was an early bloomer when it came to breast growth and randomly stopped at the age of thirteen, when I started getting into bad habits.
Sorry this is so long, but I just wanted to throw this out there because before I was like, "Eh, some people grew while they drank coffee, I can too." and I definitely ignored this factor. The point is, everyone is different, and it may be affecting your growth even if it doesn't affect someone else's. I hope that by posting this it helps other people realize that it may actually be a big variable in achieving results. And if I can quit drinking coffee, you definitely can too!
Moon
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Re: Caffeine Affects Growth.
November 6 2008, 7:31 PM
At the time when you drank lots of coffe and did NBE, did you usually have coffee and herbs at times close together, not spaced out? I believe that in high ammounts coffee deffintiely can be an obstacle for growth, but not in small to moderate ammounts. I drink 1, sometimes 2 cups per day and never felt in interfeared with my NBE. I make sure I space out my herbs and coffee.
Kittybeth82
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Re: Caffeine Affects Growth.
November 6 2008, 8:16 PM
I did try to space them out. If I drank coffee first I would wait two hours to take the herbs. If I took the herbs first I would wait two to three hours.
I do think that these kinds of things are different for different people though. I feel like I am really sensitive to things in general, like caffeine and alcohol and it's possible my body is really responsive to drugs and supplements. I'm not really sure, but I have always felt that things affected me more intensely than a lot of people. Even in general, I have to keep a pretty strict diet and watch my sugar/carb intake because I get addicted to them very quickly, and if I don't keep up a regular exercise routine I get exhausted and depressed very quickly.
Everyone is different. When I read the article that was posted here about coffee affecting breast growth, I noticed they related it to an actual gene that they said about 50% of women have. So it's possible it's not affecting you at all. I have a friend who has big boobs and she drinks coffee regularly, so it's not definite for everyone.
If you think that it's not affecting you, then I think you should be fine. Have you ever tried going a month without caffeine though and try to measure the difference? I feel like I wouldn't know unless I did quit for those three months or so, and would probably still have some growth but not as much. Also, I generally drink espresso as opposed to coffee, which is probably worse.
When I get my new supply I'm definitely not going to be drinking coffee and if anything will probably drink green tea now and then if I really feel I need a boost. After these four months I think I will know for sure how much it at least affected me personally. Should be interesting!
Moon
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Re: Caffeine Affects Growth.
November 6 2008, 8:33 PM
I remember the article but I don't remember that about the gene, that's interesting. Or maybe it was a different article. I did once stop drinking coffee for NBE and didn't feel it made any difference, that was at a time when I wasn't having any sucess with NBE. Later I had some sucess while drinking a small/moderate ammount of coffee. It definitely makes sense that it's different for different people. I am still careful not to increase my coffee intake tho, better safe than sorry. I'm very dependant of coffee tho so it would be disasterous for me if I had to quit it lol.
Frankie
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Re: Caffeine Affects Growth.
November 6 2008, 9:07 PM
Thank you for telling your story. I have been drinking at least two cups a day (normally more) since I was 14. I am suspicious as well that this is one of the reasons I am flat as a board my whole life. I am trying to cut back to one cup to see if it makes a difference. I completely agree that if you are spending money (and lots of TIME) devoted to this you might as well cut back on coffe. Let us know if you thinks it helps this time around!
November 6 2008 at 7:01 PM Kittybeth82 (Login Iza82)
After reading the post (and other articles on the internet) saying that it is very possible that coffee affects breast growth, I felt the need to post my personal experience with it.
I honestly believe in my experience that coffee DEFINITELY is not good especially if you are spending hundreds of dollars on supplements, like myself. At first I really didn't want to believe this, as I have been drinking coffee and other things with caffeine since I was fourteen. I love the taste of it and I love the way it makes me feel. Ironically enough I have had really small boobs my whole life and I definitely believe it was at least partially due to overuse of caffeine, and poor health (I had an eating disorder in my teens, and even after that didn't understand the concept of nutrition, and also drank too much as well as poisoned my body with other substances). I have always been healthy in the sense that I work out a lot and have been doing so since I was very young, despite everything else I did to destroy my body. The reason I'm posting this is because with my experience using herbs (Wonderup specifically) I have noticed a direct correlation between my coffee habit and breast growth.
I took Breast Success for six months and noticed a little bit of fullness. During this time I did not quit drinking coffee. When I went on Wonderup which is supposed to be much more potent, I quit for three to four months and definitely noticed growth. I feel like my breasts definitely retained the little bit of increase and fullness from these three months on WU. Then, I got the job from hell and needed coffee just to stay awake, and got back into the habit full swing, at which point I was still taking the WU, but for about a month didn't notice any increase at all, at least not the rate I felt like I was experiencing it before. Okay, it's not like I grew *that much* but when I look at my before photos I can definitely tell that my boobs are way rounder, more grabbable and I can lift them up higher (I know that sounds weird but before they didn't move or go anywhere because they were just too little). I actually wonder at this point if I was a size A and have grown to a small size B and just miscalculated my breasts before. The funny thing is, I didn't have a computer for two of the three months I was on WU. When I ever compared myself to my starting pics I was amazed because I didn't think I had grown at all.
Anyway, so when I got back into the habit of drinking coffee, I stopped with NBE because I felt like it would be counterproductive, since I had done it for a month and seemed to be getting nowhere.
Once again, I have quit drinking coffee and it's only been four days. I have also been taking the rest of my WU but only two pills a day to space it out until I get more. I have been massaging regularly and I feel like I am having signs of growth again. They feel a little sensitive and tender and they are definitely at least a little bit fuller. I also think that before I may have overloaded my body with too much WU because I was breaking out like crazy and when I did the stalling method I felt like they were sore for a couple weeks afterward, though I didn't grow any more (I don't think).
I didn't really give it my all the first go with staying away from the caffeine. I definitely and even if only intuitively with a little bit of evidence, feel like caffeine affected my growth. It is so damn hard for me to stay away from coffee, as I come from a long line of incessant coffee drinkers, I'm apt to believe it's in my genes! Bottom line is that I don't think it is beneficial to spend a lot of money and to really want this for yourself if you are just thinking drinking coffee is no big deal! I think it will definitely affect your growth and if only for a time you should stay away from it. Also, it's great to have coffee once in a while on occasion but I think it's bad to rely on caffeine on a daily basis. That is just my opinion but I feel like NBE is also about health and putting the right things in your body to achieve your full potential (not just breast size).
There is no doubt in my mind that overuse of coffee, drugs, alcohol and poor nutrition when I was going through puberty is a direct affect on my health and consequently my breast size. I was an early bloomer when it came to breast growth and randomly stopped at the age of thirteen, when I started getting into bad habits.
Sorry this is so long, but I just wanted to throw this out there because before I was like, "Eh, some people grew while they drank coffee, I can too." and I definitely ignored this factor. The point is, everyone is different, and it may be affecting your growth even if it doesn't affect someone else's. I hope that by posting this it helps other people realize that it may actually be a big variable in achieving results. And if I can quit drinking coffee, you definitely can too!
Moon
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Re: Caffeine Affects Growth.
November 6 2008, 7:31 PM
At the time when you drank lots of coffe and did NBE, did you usually have coffee and herbs at times close together, not spaced out? I believe that in high ammounts coffee deffintiely can be an obstacle for growth, but not in small to moderate ammounts. I drink 1, sometimes 2 cups per day and never felt in interfeared with my NBE. I make sure I space out my herbs and coffee.
Kittybeth82
(Login Iza82)
Re: Caffeine Affects Growth.
November 6 2008, 8:16 PM
I did try to space them out. If I drank coffee first I would wait two hours to take the herbs. If I took the herbs first I would wait two to three hours.
I do think that these kinds of things are different for different people though. I feel like I am really sensitive to things in general, like caffeine and alcohol and it's possible my body is really responsive to drugs and supplements. I'm not really sure, but I have always felt that things affected me more intensely than a lot of people. Even in general, I have to keep a pretty strict diet and watch my sugar/carb intake because I get addicted to them very quickly, and if I don't keep up a regular exercise routine I get exhausted and depressed very quickly.
Everyone is different. When I read the article that was posted here about coffee affecting breast growth, I noticed they related it to an actual gene that they said about 50% of women have. So it's possible it's not affecting you at all. I have a friend who has big boobs and she drinks coffee regularly, so it's not definite for everyone.
If you think that it's not affecting you, then I think you should be fine. Have you ever tried going a month without caffeine though and try to measure the difference? I feel like I wouldn't know unless I did quit for those three months or so, and would probably still have some growth but not as much. Also, I generally drink espresso as opposed to coffee, which is probably worse.
When I get my new supply I'm definitely not going to be drinking coffee and if anything will probably drink green tea now and then if I really feel I need a boost. After these four months I think I will know for sure how much it at least affected me personally. Should be interesting!
Moon
(Login -Moon-)
SENIOR MEMBER
Re: Caffeine Affects Growth.
November 6 2008, 8:33 PM
I remember the article but I don't remember that about the gene, that's interesting. Or maybe it was a different article. I did once stop drinking coffee for NBE and didn't feel it made any difference, that was at a time when I wasn't having any sucess with NBE. Later I had some sucess while drinking a small/moderate ammount of coffee. It definitely makes sense that it's different for different people. I am still careful not to increase my coffee intake tho, better safe than sorry. I'm very dependant of coffee tho so it would be disasterous for me if I had to quit it lol.
Frankie
(Login frankielovesu)
Re: Caffeine Affects Growth.
November 6 2008, 9:07 PM
Thank you for telling your story. I have been drinking at least two cups a day (normally more) since I was 14. I am suspicious as well that this is one of the reasons I am flat as a board my whole life. I am trying to cut back to one cup to see if it makes a difference. I completely agree that if you are spending money (and lots of TIME) devoted to this you might as well cut back on coffe. Let us know if you thinks it helps this time around!