http://www.network54.com/Forum/534125/th...n%27t+last
Came across this thread in the archives and most people lost all of their growth after stopping BB within a month or so. Those who didn't lose growth only stopped for under 2 weeks, or wasn't using BB brand of BO.
I'd love to hear from BB gurus such as Mel and Cheryl... I'm not sure if they are still taking BB, but I wonder if their results are permanent?
Hi honey, i am not taking BB anymore but i am planning to start again soon, and all my results have been permanent, i think if it causes you to develop breast tissue which it should then this should be permanent, but if you only develop fatty tissue then you could loose this.I think it all depends on the individual and how well BB suites you as it is with many NBE products. I stopped my BB months ago now and have not lost anything
. Hope this helps a little hun.
Hugs Cheryl xxxx
Cheryl1989:ermm....what do you mean by breast tissue, i though the breast was made of mamary glands and fat, and that the fat was what make the shape, and fullness of the breast, i mean Breasts ARE fat.
imtrying: i freacked out, when i read that post on the old forum, thank god you found it, but i think that what BB does, is that it makes your OWN body release whatever you need to breast growth, like a second puberty, focused on the breast area, and when you are past puberty, your breast dont go back to chilhood, so i think the results should be permanent, but like im no expert, i think we should ask Sissy about it.
Hi Nessa, i might be wrong hun but i thought breasts where made up of fat and actual breast tissue which is the tissue and ducts connected to the mamaryglands or even a bunch of mamaryglands aswell as milk ducts connected together. The breast tissue is what gives breasts there firmness and the denser the tissue the firmer your breasts will be. When you have a mammogram you can see the tissue and the fat as they show up as different colours. Thats why its possible for some very slim women to have large breasts even though there fat content is fairly low they have alot of tissue. Im no expert though this is just what i have been told lol.
Hugs Cheryl xxxx
From what I remember of several discussions on the old board about keeping results with BB two common factors came up each time once everone went over any changes in life style ect looking for a reason that may have kept the loss. 1 being not staying on them long enough, or the 2nd being weight loss. whatever weight you are when you develop them is what you have to stay at to maintain them. Anything before that was preboob size. the same goes for weight gain while growing them. For example If you grow to a small C on BB then say have another month where you have both growth and weight gain with it taking you to a full C or small D. then a few months later lose the weight you gained during that last growth spurt. YouLre probably going to loose that growth along with the weight and ended up back at a small C. ect. As for the length of taking them. BB usually says a year I think but I could be wrong. I think the thinking behind this is the longer you have a body change the harder it is to get rid of. Usually that is not a positive thing for situations like weight gain, but for boobs I like it being a little stubborn. lol
That clears some things up for me, thanks..
I just freaked out when someone reported that they grew 4 inches and lost ALL of it. The poster didn't mention any weight loss, so who knows what caused that. She was on it for 9 months, so almost a year. I'm glad to hear your boobs are doing great Cheryl!
What size are you going to go for next?