Breast enhancement pills

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Anyways how big are your breasts and are you even done with puberty.

There's pretty good pills called Natures Gain that are proven to work.

> There's pretty good pills called Natures Gain that are proven to work.

What? Proven by whom, the people who sell them? Bullshit. Do you work for the company?

Calm down, no I dont work the company, I saw then in a beauty magazine amd researched them, bought them, use them and they work.

Where's all your research?

If you have research that show they (whatever they are) work, you're up for a prize. Your subjective observation of your breast size while taking the pills is not anywhere close to good evidence. I'm pretty sure that M&M's would have the same effect.

The fact that they are bigger is evidence, not huge just increased one cup size which is better than nothing.

I don't beleive it would be through the pills, more like natural growth, coincidence maybe.

The fact that they are bigger is......by itself, very poor evidence. It would be a shame if you gave some girl false hope and she squandered her money on that useless crap. You're supporting a con-man, nothing more.

How old are you Ophelia? That might have something to do with it.

I am 18. I am not trying to force them upon anyone I was just giving my 2 cents to the post. there's a website for them www.naturesgain.com and they are all herbal, I have noticed a different, not a major one like I had sugery or anything, they are just fuller etc.

The question then is whether the fullness stays if you discontinue the pills and are those "herbs" are healthy for your body in the quantities taken....

You're 18, your breasts probably weren't done growing.

In reply to:Active Ingredients - Hops, Barley, Buckwheat, Oats, Rye, Wheat, Malt and Fennel.Beer and whole wheat bread haven't given me moobs yet.I looked for "proof" of effectiveness on their Web site, and all I could find were testimonials.Seriously, an 18 year old girl notices that her breasts have grown. Not a bizarre story. I wouldn't be so quick to assign credit to some heavily marketed concoction of common grains.

It does sound like fibery breakfast cereal...absolutly nothing impressive.