Beast enhancing pills

by **COOKIE** 7th October 2013, 1:14 pm

The latest release for breast enhancement pills:

Increasing bust size and improving breast contours now looks to be easier after Uplifting Therapies announced the arrival of a new dietary supplement called Uplifting Breast Enhancer. Formulated using natural ingredients, these breast enlargement pills are gentle on the body, while also stimulating the expansion of breast tissue. Uplifting Therapies is excited about this latest addition to their already successful line of natural healthcare supplements. It’s expected that customers will be eager to try this affordable new supplement.

Uplifting Therapies’ Breast Enhancer pills serve several purposes. In addition to helping boost bust size, they also help to reshape the breasts. For women whose breasts have lost shape as a result of breast-feeding or the aging process, these supplements will help to redefine their shape. These breast enlargement pills will give the bust a lift and firm the skin to help slow the sagging process.

For women wanting larger breasts without surgery or relying on the illusion created from pushup and padded bras, these supplements can make a big difference. Uplifting Therapies’ Uplifting Breast Enhancer pills use specific plant extracts to help the body increase breast tissue. The botanical extracts selected for this dietary supplement come from across the globe and have been chosen due to their use in traditional ancient societies to boost bust size and support breast health.

The active plant ingredients in these breast enlargement pills include: Saw Palmetto, Mexican Wild Yam, Fenugreek, Fennel, Blessed Thistle, Dong Quai, Damiana, Mother’s Wort, Atlantic Kelp Blessed Thistle and Dong Quai. These plant extracts contain important compounds that mimic estrogen and have the ability to stimulate the body to build more breast tissue and enlarge the breasts.

To help the body make the most out of these phyto-compounds, these breast enlargement pills also include L-Tyrosine. This is a conditional amino acid, in that it’s needed to support a healthy body but access to L-Tyrosine depends on a healthy diet. This amino acid is found in high concentrations within lean meat. It has a number of functions, including supporting emotional well being and building tissues.

It’s recommended that women take three Uplifting Breast Enhancer capsules daily to support breast growth. The results will take several weeks to become obvious, although after four to six weeks, women should start to notice a change in breast size and shape. Breast enlargement pills won’t massively increase bust size from a AA to a DD for example, although they may add one to two cup sizes. For most women this is all that’s need to boost confidence and feel more comfortable about their breasts.

Uplifting Breast Enhancer pills have been manufactured in America following strict quality control guidelines to ensure a premium product. With no unnecessary chemical additives, these supplements are a safe and affordable option for increasing bust size. These supplements are available exclusive on Amazon.com. Each bottle contains enough capsules for one months’ supply.

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So I looked up some information to see if any of the claims made these manufacturers could be true... Is there any evidence at all in their claims? Not according to Dr Susan Love from the research foundation:

Do breast enhancement pills really work?

Manufacturers of breast supplements proudly proclaim that their products will "feed," "develop," "nurture," and "beautify" a woman's breasts. And in case you have doubts, they provide first-person testimonials and scientific statements to bolster the belief that these products do, indeed, work. But do they? Is there any basis for these claims?

That's the question ConsumerLab.com, a company that conducts scientific literature review and product evaluations, set out to explore. Their answer: There is no evidence that any of the current dietary supplements marketed for breast enhancement are effective or that the science they use to support their claims is credible.

Companies can make these claims because there is no federal entity that oversees "holistic" or "homeopathic" products. As a result, these products do not need to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration or even proved effective before they can be sold.

Breast enhancement products typically exploit common misunderstandings about what herbs and "phytoestrogens" can and cannot do. [Although the word phytoestrogen is often used to describe the estrogen found in plant-based products, the term is actually a misnomer. Phytoestrogens should really be called phytoSERMs (selective estrogen receptor modulators). SERMs, like tamoxifen, are estrogenic in some organs and antiestrogenic in other organs, and that's the effect these plant-based products have as well.] Product advertisements typically claim that since a woman's estrogen is what naturally causes her breasts to grow, phytoestrogens like soy, red clover, flaxseed, black cohosh, saw palmetto, and wild Mexican yam will do the same. But that is not how soy and other phytoestrogens work. These products actually have an antiestrogenic effect on the breast in premenopausal women. (In postmenopausal women they appear to have more of an estrogenic effect.) This means that even if these products contained what the manufacturers claim they do (and they don't always), they would not be able to make a woman's breasts grow.

Further, and more importantly, if these products could enhance breast size, they would actually be dangerous. That's because if they did work, the estrogen they were exposing women to could, in fact, increase their risk for breast cancer.

Do the products contained in these pills do anything? Saw palmetto is said to increase milk production in nursing mothers, but that does not mean it would enlarge breast size. And while it is true that wild Mexican yam was at one time used to produce synthetic progesterone, it is hormonally inactive in humans.

The bottom line: Your breast size is as genetically determined as your hair color or your height. About one-third of your breast is fat tissue; the other two-thirds or so is breast tissue. If you gain weight, the fat in your breast will grow along with the fat in other parts of your body and your breasts will become larger. In turn, if you lose weight, you will lose fat in your breasts and your breasts will become smaller. Since you can't make yourself lose or gain weight in one specific part of your body, you can't gain weight only in your breasts. The only real option for enhancing breast size, other than certain types of bras or silicone breast implants, is exercises that build the chest muscles that support your breasts. These exercises won't actually change your breast size, but they may make your breasts look larger.

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Makes you wonder how these people get away with selling these products doesn't it! I mean, what they're doing is actually taking advantage of vulnerable women who are unhappy with their bodies and searching for a quick fix rather than having surgery when in reality..... There really is no quick fix through medication.

But why aren't they taken off the market? If completely baffles me. Xx