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Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 6 2007 at 5:20 AM Lonely (Login LonelyLadies)
Can the type of bra we wear help or hinder our success at NBE? I wear flimsy bras when I just don't care and heavily padded ones when I want to have a figure. I put a flimsy one on today and wondered was I helping myself or hindering any chance at growth.
momXseven
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Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 6 2007, 10:00 PM
I can't say for sure but I had read that you should try and go bra-less when you can.
I'm a stay at home mommy and don't leave the house but about 4 times a week and most of the time only a few hours. So the only time I were a bra is when I leave the house.
Lonely
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Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 6 2007, 10:40 PM
Thanks momXseven! I was a stay at home mom too. I homeschooled my children all through high school. So I know what it's like. Now that schooling is over and children are grown up, I'm trying to put myself together. Boy, what a chore this is! Well, it sounds great to go braless. I'm a 32AA, if that, so it really doesn't matter if I wear a bra or not. I really only wear one to make me feel like I'm of the female persuasion. I just thought there might be a "helpful" bra out there. Thanks again for replying!
diana
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Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 7 2007, 1:46 PM
I thought that there was a bra that helped redirect things. um, www.ripplu.com i believe i had heard a couple mention this. just a thought, i dont know if this is what you meant, but good luck!
momXseven
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diana
August 7 2007, 1:59 PM
Yes I have a Ripplu and it's good for redirect the fat. I really feel you need to be a B cup or larger to really help. Unless you have a good amount of breast fat on the sides. Here's photos of mine (sorry they are out of order) I have before (ones dated 7/23/07), just putting on the bra and than after I pulled all the fat in place.
js89
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Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 7 2007, 5:26 PM
I also have a Ripplu and think it works well. It gives nice cleavage, is very comfortable and gives a very nice shape. When I put a different bra on after wearing the Ripplu, it just feels wrong and not the same.
Louise
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Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 7 2007, 6:56 PM
Without wanting to sound like a complete idiot I assume the Ripplu bra only improves your shape whilst you are actually wearing it and not a long term benefit?
momXseven
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Louise
August 7 2007, 7:10 PM
Oh no, Ripplu does help long term. If you were the step 1, 2 & 3 they re-shape you. Ripplu says most have to were each step 1-3 months before you are re-shape enough to more to the next step. I can already see that I don't have as much fat off to the sides as I did.
Meg
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Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 7 2007, 10:48 PM
Going bra-less is actually bad for your breasts. They need the support or they will become saggy. Gynocologists actually suggest even sleeping in a bra to get the best support for your breasts. I definitely don't want what little I have sagging and looking even flatter!
Fluffy Sheep
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You are wrong Meg. Sleeping with a bra cannot be good.
August 9 2007, 8:50 PM
You are wrong Meg. Sleeping with a bra cannot be good.
I'd rather sleep with someone I love.
No seriously;
Quite ironically, what may cause the most unhealthy restriction of the breasts is not found within the breast tissue but outside of them: bras have been found to severely constrict lymphatic flow in the breasts and impede blood circulation. Indeed, because of this, bras may just be the single most important factor behind breast cancer. It is not just coincidence that breast cancer rates are highly correlated to the bras cultural popularity - an invention solely promoted by fashion in the 1930s as weve seen breast cancer rates increase over the past 50 years. They offer no real medical benefit, and even when they were first promoted, some health professionals spoke against bras because of the possible restricting effects it has on the lymphatic network.
http://www.vaxa.com/library/breast.cfm
Researchers at the British School of Osteopathy in London have found that fashion bras (anything designed to push up and push out) and sports bras constrict womens rib cage expansion by nearly two inches. That, says lead author Charlotte Wightman, puts stress on bones and muscles, which can cause a host of health problems, including breathing difficulties, neck pain and irritable bowel syndrome.
http://cheef.com/buffaloskin/Answers..._are_bad_.html
You are told NOT to wear underwired bras during pregnancy (and breast feeding) as the underwire can restrict the growth of the milk ducts. I suppose it is pretty logical to assume that if they damage milk ducts, they will also restrict flow of blood and lymph.
August 6 2007 at 5:20 AM Lonely (Login LonelyLadies)
Can the type of bra we wear help or hinder our success at NBE? I wear flimsy bras when I just don't care and heavily padded ones when I want to have a figure. I put a flimsy one on today and wondered was I helping myself or hindering any chance at growth.
momXseven
(Login momXseven)
SENIOR MEMBER
Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 6 2007, 10:00 PM
I can't say for sure but I had read that you should try and go bra-less when you can.
I'm a stay at home mommy and don't leave the house but about 4 times a week and most of the time only a few hours. So the only time I were a bra is when I leave the house.
Lonely
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Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 6 2007, 10:40 PM
Thanks momXseven! I was a stay at home mom too. I homeschooled my children all through high school. So I know what it's like. Now that schooling is over and children are grown up, I'm trying to put myself together. Boy, what a chore this is! Well, it sounds great to go braless. I'm a 32AA, if that, so it really doesn't matter if I wear a bra or not. I really only wear one to make me feel like I'm of the female persuasion. I just thought there might be a "helpful" bra out there. Thanks again for replying!
diana
(Login Diana1978)
SENIOR MEMBER
Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 7 2007, 1:46 PM
I thought that there was a bra that helped redirect things. um, www.ripplu.com i believe i had heard a couple mention this. just a thought, i dont know if this is what you meant, but good luck!
momXseven
(Login momXseven)
SENIOR MEMBER
diana
August 7 2007, 1:59 PM
Yes I have a Ripplu and it's good for redirect the fat. I really feel you need to be a B cup or larger to really help. Unless you have a good amount of breast fat on the sides. Here's photos of mine (sorry they are out of order) I have before (ones dated 7/23/07), just putting on the bra and than after I pulled all the fat in place.
js89
(Login js89)
EVE MEMBERS
Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 7 2007, 5:26 PM
I also have a Ripplu and think it works well. It gives nice cleavage, is very comfortable and gives a very nice shape. When I put a different bra on after wearing the Ripplu, it just feels wrong and not the same.
Louise
(Login Louise1982)
SENIOR MEMBER
Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 7 2007, 6:56 PM
Without wanting to sound like a complete idiot I assume the Ripplu bra only improves your shape whilst you are actually wearing it and not a long term benefit?
momXseven
(Login momXseven)
SENIOR MEMBER
Louise
August 7 2007, 7:10 PM
Oh no, Ripplu does help long term. If you were the step 1, 2 & 3 they re-shape you. Ripplu says most have to were each step 1-3 months before you are re-shape enough to more to the next step. I can already see that I don't have as much fat off to the sides as I did.
Meg
(no login)
Re: Are there any bras that help/hinder NBE?
August 7 2007, 10:48 PM
Going bra-less is actually bad for your breasts. They need the support or they will become saggy. Gynocologists actually suggest even sleeping in a bra to get the best support for your breasts. I definitely don't want what little I have sagging and looking even flatter!
Fluffy Sheep
(no login)
You are wrong Meg. Sleeping with a bra cannot be good.
August 9 2007, 8:50 PM
You are wrong Meg. Sleeping with a bra cannot be good.
I'd rather sleep with someone I love.
No seriously;
Quite ironically, what may cause the most unhealthy restriction of the breasts is not found within the breast tissue but outside of them: bras have been found to severely constrict lymphatic flow in the breasts and impede blood circulation. Indeed, because of this, bras may just be the single most important factor behind breast cancer. It is not just coincidence that breast cancer rates are highly correlated to the bras cultural popularity - an invention solely promoted by fashion in the 1930s as weve seen breast cancer rates increase over the past 50 years. They offer no real medical benefit, and even when they were first promoted, some health professionals spoke against bras because of the possible restricting effects it has on the lymphatic network.
http://www.vaxa.com/library/breast.cfm
Researchers at the British School of Osteopathy in London have found that fashion bras (anything designed to push up and push out) and sports bras constrict womens rib cage expansion by nearly two inches. That, says lead author Charlotte Wightman, puts stress on bones and muscles, which can cause a host of health problems, including breathing difficulties, neck pain and irritable bowel syndrome.
http://cheef.com/buffaloskin/Answers..._are_bad_.html
You are told NOT to wear underwired bras during pregnancy (and breast feeding) as the underwire can restrict the growth of the milk ducts. I suppose it is pretty logical to assume that if they damage milk ducts, they will also restrict flow of blood and lymph.