[mydreamisGcup]

kinda respect to dropdeadoll cause i think its important too to not just blindy agree with the majority or product adverts without fact or proof.....
that the 2 girls who had most growth took over 2yrs and also used a noogleberry(wich is very effective on its own) if anyone has had over 3in growth on JUST bo id love to see.
But to me it seems more work than its worth i mean u gotta change your whole diet take loads of expensive supplements and use a noogleberry and its going to take years for just 4inch of growth .....give me herbs/pm anytime!

yh and the herbs for kids its true about me drinking tonnes of herbal tea(mainly fenugreek, fennel and liquorice because i love the taste) and soya milk as a kid im a really really picky eater n id get weird phobias to random foods n drink eg. baked beans and cows milk(atm its chips/fries eeeeewww*cringes*)probably used to drink about 10cups of tea id never heard of nbe then but all those herbs must have effected my breasts i had huge titties(all my family has small ones to medium after pregnancy but no one else has bigger than a c) as a young teen until i got the dumb idea that i was fat at uk size 10(id slap myself now if i could go back in time)

Anyways where is the proof that herbs are bad for kids because im the only example i know n im pretty healthy really low maintenance health too i dont think i could ever get fat(i eat like an obese person n im uk size 8) i dont get ill like ever n my depression and anorexia was due to other personal events
But i did have amazing breasts as a kid
So yh if anyone has actual PROOF rather than saying 'oh um... yh well i heard herbs are bad for kids' please share otherwise dont talk about what you dont know.

n im sure that the risk must be incredibly low, non serious and fixable if i was a kid now who purposely wanted big boobs i would try herbs because weighing up those so talked about but unproven 'risks' compared with gains(as i have experience of which is more than you can say about your 'risks')

if there was any real risk some american wouldve sued herbal teas or soya milk for not having any age warnings