15-03-2016, 06:49
Rihana, 2-3 things come to mind, that you'll have a higher bioavailability of T, like 55-57%, and free T correlating to 2.45%, too high. I don't think E isn't that far off, if anything, you might lose some of it along the path of building tissue.
A lack a estrogen receptor alpha in the breast tissue, can that be reversed?, I think so, heredity is a small factor imo.
Stress, tied to increased T metabolism. The thyroid production looks ok, though I'd be inclined to say a hyperthyroid type exists, or its just a crazy fast metabolism.
I'd focus on tackling androgens, fix stress issues, (checkout adrenals, high or low). Get blood flow stimulus to the breasts, (massage, isometrics, progesterone cream applied to breast tissue, a thin layer).........possible for whole cycle just to jump start some synthesis.
is it necessary to pack on new weight?, maybe a few pounds lol, all in the breasts though.

Some basics
MSM for building collagen
Vitamin C (builds collagen too)
Calcium (supports DNA synthesis)
Vitamin D , supporting bone, breast, and E2 synthesis.
Water (filtered, 6-8 cups) add a sliced lemon for metabolism and blocking CYP17 (T).
A lack a estrogen receptor alpha in the breast tissue, can that be reversed?, I think so, heredity is a small factor imo.
Stress, tied to increased T metabolism. The thyroid production looks ok, though I'd be inclined to say a hyperthyroid type exists, or its just a crazy fast metabolism.
I'd focus on tackling androgens, fix stress issues, (checkout adrenals, high or low). Get blood flow stimulus to the breasts, (massage, isometrics, progesterone cream applied to breast tissue, a thin layer).........possible for whole cycle just to jump start some synthesis.
is it necessary to pack on new weight?, maybe a few pounds lol, all in the breasts though.

Some basics
MSM for building collagen
Vitamin C (builds collagen too)
Calcium (supports DNA synthesis)
Vitamin D , supporting bone, breast, and E2 synthesis.
Water (filtered, 6-8 cups) add a sliced lemon for metabolism and blocking CYP17 (T).