02-08-2015, 02:24
Hannah,
Thank you for the user title,
I'm thinking this link below will make a great boobie growth method, (with some science to back it up, imo). I'd put my own spin on it and use it as wrap (food grade plastic). The point being is using olive oil, beeswax, avacodo oil, and coconut oil, although alternating the latter two. Additionally, pure honey, an OTC cortisteriod cream (not sure how much yet), the science says this is possibly a strong skin aromatase.
Homemade Beeswax Body Balm
http://www.deilataylor.com/homemade-beeswax-balm-with-olive-oil-and-avocado-oil/
Part of what I mean is explained in this thread below, (sorry,
it gets complicated).
combination of a glucocorticoid and a member of the class I cytokine family induces aromatase expression in skin and adipose tissue fibroblasts via promoter I.4 located 73 kb upstream of the coding region
FAQ-Aromatase
http://www.breastnexus.com/showthread.php?tid=19581&page=9
(Post #86)
Thank you for the user title,
I'm thinking this link below will make a great boobie growth method, (with some science to back it up, imo). I'd put my own spin on it and use it as wrap (food grade plastic). The point being is using olive oil, beeswax, avacodo oil, and coconut oil, although alternating the latter two. Additionally, pure honey, an OTC cortisteriod cream (not sure how much yet), the science says this is possibly a strong skin aromatase. Homemade Beeswax Body Balm
http://www.deilataylor.com/homemade-beeswax-balm-with-olive-oil-and-avocado-oil/
Part of what I mean is explained in this thread below, (sorry,
it gets complicated). combination of a glucocorticoid and a member of the class I cytokine family induces aromatase expression in skin and adipose tissue fibroblasts via promoter I.4 located 73 kb upstream of the coding region
FAQ-Aromatase
http://www.breastnexus.com/showthread.php?tid=19581&page=9
(Post #86)