09-11-2014, 14:19
Congratulations, those are great results!
And yes, consistency is key - keep it up and keep us posted!
And yes, consistency is key - keep it up and keep us posted!
(08-11-2014, 22:55)Charlie_girl Wrote: THREE WEEK UPDATE:
Super excited and motivated after seeing results again so quickly. I guess I jumped the gun in my last post. So for the last 3 weeks I've only been taking Maca and progesterone cream and today will start adding in the other things again. I am also weight training and trying to gain weight, which is VERY hard for me. I've been slacking and only massaging my breasts maybe once a day and only pumping a few times every few days. I need to step that up!! BIG time! But, I'm SO excited about this progress in just 3 weeks! And I'm very anal about measuring the exact same way and at the same time of day BEFORE weight training or eating or pumping.
❤️October 16:
Weight: 102
Bust- 31"
Waist- 26"
Hips- 32"
Butt- 32 and 3/4"
Thighs unflexed- 18"
Calves unflexed- 12 and 1/4"
❤️November 8, 2014 (3 week update):
Weight: 106.5 (gained 4.5 lbs)
Bust- 31 and 3/4" (Gained 3/4")
Waist- 26" (same)
Hips- 32 and 3/4" (Gained 3/4")
Butt- 33 and 1/4" (Gained 1/2")
Thighs unflexed- 18 and 3/4" (Gained 3/4")
Calves unflexed- 12 and 1/2" (Gained 1/4")
Yay! Very excited. Just have to stick with it- consistency is KEY! None of these gains are fat, although I'd love to gain some fat along with the muscle. Man, that's not easy though. I gain weight in my belly LONG before anywhere else, so if I take in too much, I get a little pot belly on my skinny body and that's not sexy. Lol
(13-03-2015, 08:04)ELLACRAIG Wrote: I wanted to run something past you cause I know you looked into this.
Soo... Did you know the less pregnancies and the less breastfeeding and early onset menstruation all means excessive exposure to estrogen over a woman's lifetime.To the point of increased risk of BC. Now I know you have one kid as do I. For me I won't have anymore and i didn't breastfeed long AT ALL...
So if longer breastfeeding helps reduce the estrogen load on the body, do you think that's because for the most part we don't menstruate while we are breastfeeding??
If that's the case then by relactating and stopping our period is healthy for those of us who can't have any more kids..
Just something to ponder. What do you think?
(22-03-2015, 04:24)Beautywithboobs Wrote: If you don't mind me asking how did u lose 2 inches I mean weren't u 33 inches across bust in august 2014