24-02-2013, 06:17
kouklitsa, I can definitely see all the points here. I have read posts from veteran members that it's okay for teens 15+ to take herbs such as PM, and each time I think they are nuts. Yes someone that age could be prescribed birth control pills (or other hormonal forms) by a doctor. Heck, my doctor first gave me BC pills at 13! But, look at how I developed after and you have to ask yourself, was it the BC? I became tuberous in my development. And I often wonder what it came from. The BC? Malnutrition? Being a teen mom? Who knows. All I know is no one else in my family had the same issue as me.
Now on the note of BC. I took BC from when I was 13 until 16, after that had some stuff in my life happen to where I couldn't afford them nor go to a clinic or doctor to get them. I became pregnant, had my son at 17, after that got back on BC. And I was on it until just a few months ago.
Since being off birth control, I gotta say, I feel sooo much better. I no longer have the moodiness I once had, my hair isn't falling out as much. I seem to be losing weight instead of gaining it. I don't have as much acne. Etc etc.
As far as what is safe for teens, I still feel that massage, eating certain foods in their diet, hypnosis, and noogling are fine. I know some say pumping isn't ok, but I honestly don't see why not. Massage gives a similar effect of making the breasts swell.
After reading through this I feel the same that teens shouldn't be banned. And I'm saying this as a person of experience. I originally started looking into NBE at 15. I read through articles online, forums, etc. And all the info I read lead to me thinking that only herbal NBE existed and I had to wait until I was 18. Had those sources not been available, I would have bought something and tried it. But I wished sources like this forum were around back then, then I would have adjusted my diet, massaged my breasts, done chest exercises, etc.
So I say don't ban the teens, allow them to do their research. Make a section for under 18's to warn them what not to do/take and what they can do/try. I personally have been considering for a while of doing vlogs for youtube on NBE. All about my personal experiences as well as my research. And one major video will be targeted for girls under 18 to warn them and to let them know what they can do.
Now on the note of BC. I took BC from when I was 13 until 16, after that had some stuff in my life happen to where I couldn't afford them nor go to a clinic or doctor to get them. I became pregnant, had my son at 17, after that got back on BC. And I was on it until just a few months ago.
Since being off birth control, I gotta say, I feel sooo much better. I no longer have the moodiness I once had, my hair isn't falling out as much. I seem to be losing weight instead of gaining it. I don't have as much acne. Etc etc.
As far as what is safe for teens, I still feel that massage, eating certain foods in their diet, hypnosis, and noogling are fine. I know some say pumping isn't ok, but I honestly don't see why not. Massage gives a similar effect of making the breasts swell.
After reading through this I feel the same that teens shouldn't be banned. And I'm saying this as a person of experience. I originally started looking into NBE at 15. I read through articles online, forums, etc. And all the info I read lead to me thinking that only herbal NBE existed and I had to wait until I was 18. Had those sources not been available, I would have bought something and tried it. But I wished sources like this forum were around back then, then I would have adjusted my diet, massaged my breasts, done chest exercises, etc.
So I say don't ban the teens, allow them to do their research. Make a section for under 18's to warn them what not to do/take and what they can do/try. I personally have been considering for a while of doing vlogs for youtube on NBE. All about my personal experiences as well as my research. And one major video will be targeted for girls under 18 to warn them and to let them know what they can do.