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Breast tissue memory??
July 20 2006 at 2:19 PM
coffeegirl (Login coffeegirl77)
I read someone say that it seems that women who have had children have the best sucess rate at NBE, and I was just wanting to clarify that... did I read correctly? Is it sort of like muscle memory when you work out again after a time? Does the breast tissue have a memory about what size it was at one time and tries to get back to that size when it's helped along? Or is it about the hormones that used to be there? Sorry if this is a topic that has been covered before. =) I have two children ages 3 and 16 months, so I am hoping that my breasts will remember that fabulous C-cup I used to have!
SugarQ
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Re: Breast tissue memory??
July 20 2006, 4:11 PM
what is really ment is that women who have been pregnant and breast fed tend to have better success. one reason is because the body is producing so much hormones and the fact that your body was able to reach those highs is a good sign and it makes it easier for the body to reach them again during NBE. you also have the fully developed breast tissue structure that virgin breasts dont have. so you got all the estrogenic receptors and prolactin receptors (alot more then a virgin breast) so you will obviously respond faster with more receptors. your breast skin tissue is alot more stretchier (you might want to use a strech mark reducer during NBE) so your breasts will quickly make more room for new tissue growth and fat deposit. a woman have the highest hormonal changes in her life during pregancy so if you are capable of reaching those highs then your body might "remember" and with the help of some stimulation it will work to get you back up there with NBE.
Coffeegirl77
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Thanks!!
July 20 2006, 7:53 PM
Ok, thanks! That's pretty much what I was assuming (and hoping) was the case. I did nurse both my kids and had a C-cup for about 3 1/2 years during all the pregnancies and nursing, so that gives me great hope of returning to that size again-- as soon as I figure out the right doseages and combinations for my body. I am determined to get this right.
Angela
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Re: Breast tissue memory??
July 20 2006, 8:47 PM
I was a full B when pregnant and nursing and have just about gotten there with BE so does that mean that i'm almost to my max?
Angela
SugarQ
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Hi Angela
July 20 2006, 11:09 PM
Every woman has a breast size max that their body shape and size and accomidate easily. beyond that cup size women will find that their routine that was originally give them success wont work anymore even though they take the 2week to 1 month breasts. that aint gonna cut it anymore.
its like with weight loss. you find in the beginning that the first few founds melt off easily then all of a sudden you reach a point where your normal diet and exercise routine is only marking time ( maintain your present size). when you reach a plateau you may just need to relax and stick with maintainance for a while then try again to loose more weight.
for NBE maintainance tells us if your growth is perminant so you need to take 6 months to 1 year off NBE. if at the end of that you managed to maintain the same cupsize then you can try herbs again and its likely a new routine will allow you to start growing again.
there really is no maximum breast size for each woman. there is just a new plateau that gets harder to get over. sometimes it might be your body size that might prevent you from growing. our bodies like to maintain a natural look and not defy gravity or any other natural laws. so some women may actually have to gain a little weight to make up the body type to support a D or DD. so you need to keep that in mind as you continue with NBE. most women dont want to gain weight or spend 3 years with NBE but your body will only work with what its got. after that you need to stablize and make sure the results are relativly perminant then try again.
Angela
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Re: Breast tissue memory??
July 21 2006, 2:28 AM
Thanks SugarQ! I definitely dont' want to gain any more weight. I have gained 20 pounds in the last 10 years and can't seem to lose it. I weigh right now and have since before starting BE 153-156 lbs. Let me measure real quick, My measurements are: bust 37, waist 29, hips 40. I cant believe my butt and hips are so big! No wonder why my boobs still seem small to me. lol My hips used to be 38, so I guess I have gained while doing BE, not weight but jsut inches. Noone ever thinks I weigh this much and when I was a size 0 and weighed 125 noone thought I was so heavy then either.
I was only going to take a 2 month break and then get back on the train. I'm getting anxious to start back on but I'll wait. I have lost some of the fluff but not any in the measurement, still 8 and 7 1/2. I am jsut reading as I did in the beginning and taking notes so I can maybe get to the C mark this time around. I'm 36 so I know that it may take me longer thatn some of the younger girls. Someone had said it could take 4 years so I only have 3 more to go. lol
Thanks for your help!
Angela
July 20 2006 at 2:19 PM
coffeegirl (Login coffeegirl77)
I read someone say that it seems that women who have had children have the best sucess rate at NBE, and I was just wanting to clarify that... did I read correctly? Is it sort of like muscle memory when you work out again after a time? Does the breast tissue have a memory about what size it was at one time and tries to get back to that size when it's helped along? Or is it about the hormones that used to be there? Sorry if this is a topic that has been covered before. =) I have two children ages 3 and 16 months, so I am hoping that my breasts will remember that fabulous C-cup I used to have!
SugarQ
(Login SugarQ)
SENIOR MEMBER
Re: Breast tissue memory??
July 20 2006, 4:11 PM
what is really ment is that women who have been pregnant and breast fed tend to have better success. one reason is because the body is producing so much hormones and the fact that your body was able to reach those highs is a good sign and it makes it easier for the body to reach them again during NBE. you also have the fully developed breast tissue structure that virgin breasts dont have. so you got all the estrogenic receptors and prolactin receptors (alot more then a virgin breast) so you will obviously respond faster with more receptors. your breast skin tissue is alot more stretchier (you might want to use a strech mark reducer during NBE) so your breasts will quickly make more room for new tissue growth and fat deposit. a woman have the highest hormonal changes in her life during pregancy so if you are capable of reaching those highs then your body might "remember" and with the help of some stimulation it will work to get you back up there with NBE.
Coffeegirl77
(Login coffeegirl77)
Thanks!!
July 20 2006, 7:53 PM
Ok, thanks! That's pretty much what I was assuming (and hoping) was the case. I did nurse both my kids and had a C-cup for about 3 1/2 years during all the pregnancies and nursing, so that gives me great hope of returning to that size again-- as soon as I figure out the right doseages and combinations for my body. I am determined to get this right.
Angela
(Login AngelaHulagirl)
EVE MEMBERS
Re: Breast tissue memory??
July 20 2006, 8:47 PM
I was a full B when pregnant and nursing and have just about gotten there with BE so does that mean that i'm almost to my max?
Angela
SugarQ
(Login SugarQ)
SENIOR MEMBER
Hi Angela
July 20 2006, 11:09 PM
Every woman has a breast size max that their body shape and size and accomidate easily. beyond that cup size women will find that their routine that was originally give them success wont work anymore even though they take the 2week to 1 month breasts. that aint gonna cut it anymore.
its like with weight loss. you find in the beginning that the first few founds melt off easily then all of a sudden you reach a point where your normal diet and exercise routine is only marking time ( maintain your present size). when you reach a plateau you may just need to relax and stick with maintainance for a while then try again to loose more weight.
for NBE maintainance tells us if your growth is perminant so you need to take 6 months to 1 year off NBE. if at the end of that you managed to maintain the same cupsize then you can try herbs again and its likely a new routine will allow you to start growing again.
there really is no maximum breast size for each woman. there is just a new plateau that gets harder to get over. sometimes it might be your body size that might prevent you from growing. our bodies like to maintain a natural look and not defy gravity or any other natural laws. so some women may actually have to gain a little weight to make up the body type to support a D or DD. so you need to keep that in mind as you continue with NBE. most women dont want to gain weight or spend 3 years with NBE but your body will only work with what its got. after that you need to stablize and make sure the results are relativly perminant then try again.
Angela
(Login AngelaHulagirl)
EVE MEMBERS
Re: Breast tissue memory??
July 21 2006, 2:28 AM
Thanks SugarQ! I definitely dont' want to gain any more weight. I have gained 20 pounds in the last 10 years and can't seem to lose it. I weigh right now and have since before starting BE 153-156 lbs. Let me measure real quick, My measurements are: bust 37, waist 29, hips 40. I cant believe my butt and hips are so big! No wonder why my boobs still seem small to me. lol My hips used to be 38, so I guess I have gained while doing BE, not weight but jsut inches. Noone ever thinks I weigh this much and when I was a size 0 and weighed 125 noone thought I was so heavy then either.
I was only going to take a 2 month break and then get back on the train. I'm getting anxious to start back on but I'll wait. I have lost some of the fluff but not any in the measurement, still 8 and 7 1/2. I am jsut reading as I did in the beginning and taking notes so I can maybe get to the C mark this time around. I'm 36 so I know that it may take me longer thatn some of the younger girls. Someone had said it could take 4 years so I only have 3 more to go. lol
Thanks for your help!
Angela