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| Can intake of herb Borage Herb really affect your breast size? |
By:
Julie Walker
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Breast enlargement supplement usually contain herbs (like Borage Herb), with natural estrogenic properties from plant sources (phyto-estrogens)
that work by regulating hormones and promote healthy tissue growth.
Estrogen is what causes the breasts to grow at puberty. There are many chemical and environmental toxins that can mimic estrogens and attach to
the receptor sites also. The plant nutrients will help to wash these out of the system and increase the health of the breast tissues.
One of most commonly used herb in breast enhancement dietary supplements is Borage Herb. The whole plant is rough with white, stiff, prickly hairs.
It can grow to a height of about 18 inches, and spread about 12 inches. It is a native of northern Europe, and grows well in the temperate regions of
North America.
Diuretic, demulcent, emollient. It is a tonic plant for the adrenal glands therefore borage provides a very useful support for a stressful
lifestyle.However, intake of Borage Herb alone may not be that effective, unless it is combined synergistically with other similar herbs that contain
phytoestrogens. And not all phytoestrogens give the same effectiveness to affect your breast size.
So, where can one find the herb that gives the best phytoestrogens? Or does it exist in the first place?
Studies have shown that Pueraria Mirifica as one of the best phytoestrogen you can find. What makes Pueraria Mirifica the best Phytoestrogen? How
is it different from Borage Herb?
Pueraria mirifica is an indigenous herb of Thailand, known in Thai as "Kwao Kreu" or "Kwao Kreu Kao" (White Kwao Kreu). It belongs to the
FamilyLeguminosae,subfamily Papilionoideae or the soy, bean & pea subfamily, The plants are commonly found in abundant in the forests in the north,
the west and the northeast of Thailand at the altitude of 300-800 meters above sea level, Active principles in this plant are found in the tuberous
root, which looks like chain of round-shaped bulbs of various sizes connected to the next one via small root throughout the entire length of the
root. The shape and size of the tuberous root are diverse depending on the environment in which it exists. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that
phytoestrogen "Miroestrol" and "Deoxymiroestrol" can only be found in Pueraria Mirifica! |
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