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Saw Palmetto for B cups and larger???
December 20 2006 at 10:52 PM Corrie (Login Corrie73)

I have read that Saw Palmetto is recommended if you are starting out smaller than a b cup. So, is that to say, then, that it is unnecessary to take it if you are a b cup or larger? Would it do more harm than good in that case?




Boobies06
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Re: Saw Palmetto for B cups and larger???
December 20 2006, 11:12 PM

I don't see how this could make sense.



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in my case !!!!!!!
December 21 2006, 12:53 AM

I would absolutely diagree with that theory !!!! If i take sp out of my routine the tingles and feeling of growth disapear the next day !!!! this has happened to me 3 times , each time when Ive run out of sp!!!!!Its crucial for my routine !!!!!! I am a 32D. on that note yesterday i started on stinging nettle root as i ran out of sp and am curious to see what happens I have now taken my 2nd dose of sn and have slight tingles . I will let you know progress love jellyDeeee....



Anonymous
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Re: Saw Palmetto for B cups and larger???
December 21 2006, 3:30 AM

Thanks Jelly, That is a big help. I feel that SP is helping me too, but I was a little confused about the 'less than a b cup' idea, since I am a small c at this point. How much SP do you take? I am curious to know the ratio of SP to Fenugreek...I have been taking about half as much SP as fenugreek.

Good luck to everyone!



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Re: Saw Palmetto for B cups and larger???
December 21 2006, 9:44 AM

The SP for less than a B cup theory has been said over and over by older experienced members and I think even the WU infor says sth along those lines. I don't know what bit chemical theory supports it tho. Well the sense could be that women larger than B certainly don't have excess androgens, as their breasts are developed, they just want bigger, where small breasts actually are underdeveloped, which could be a sign of having excess androgens. SP is a popular NBE herb and effective in many routines, but it's not for everyone. Quite some women have found that they grew less or nothin while on SP. Others have found that SP didn't help them at all, but nettle which is supposed to be a SP alternative was a huge help for their growth. You have to try and find out in which group you fit, most likely SP will help you, but don't take that for granted. We all know that there isn't one effective combination for every one and that we differ a lot in what works for us.




organic angel
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Re: Saw Palmetto for B cups and larger???
December 22 2006, 7:35 AM

I don't know why SP has been recommended for B cup or smaller. The function of SP, is to block testosterone from converting to DHT. DHT binds to hormone receptors...for females, that would be estrogen receptors. So in theory, taking SP is allowing our estrogen receptors to receive the supplements and nutrients we feed it. SP does also stimulate the appetite, and can lead to weight gain. It is used to regulate metabolism after a dehibilitating illness, for this purpose. If anyone knows of why it's most recommended for B cup or smaller, please share.

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