13-05-2017, 13:05
(This post was last modified: 13-05-2017, 13:06 by Miss Mad Scientist.)
Wow lotus!
This is the best thing I have read all day!
How creative, love it!
I do have a question though, English is my second language, and I was reading what you wrote, and I have no clue what you meant.
It is this part:
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Alternate hot water from the shower heating up the breasts, (1-2 minutes), face back to the shower and apply cup full of shredded ice, start in a clockwise position using the cup (1-2 minutes), alternate back to hot water heating breasts after completing the clock method, (15-20 seconds per 15 min. clock position), massage massge massage while completing this step, lol. Ultimately, a thermogenesis is taking place. Bigger breasts might see breasts roundness almost immediately, (did for me lol).
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Things I don't get:
With Cup, what do you mean? A noogleberry cup? Or a glass?
With the clockwise, what clockwise? What item?
First 1-2 minutes, then 15 seconds of what? And 15 minutes of what?
I was hoping you could rewrite it a little? Cause I would love to apply it.
I just don't get the method atm. The science behind it is pretty cool, I'll read up more about brown fat tomorrow.
Much love, Ellen
ok, sorry, I will attempt to clarify. In the absence of a directional video 
.....please visualize at first.....then practice. I suppose you can complete this version w/o showering. Making sure the ice temp is below 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius), and hot water not to exceed 120 ° Fahrenheit (48.89 celsius).
I like this shared explanation:
FULL ANSWER
While ice melts above 32 degrees Fahrenheit, if water is free of gas or any nucleating points, it can actually get supercooled without freezing all the way down to minus 43.6 degrees Fahrenheit, placing its melting point much higher than its freezing point. Additionally, ice also melts faster in water than in air because water conducts heat better than air. Inside water, heat reaches the ice 20 times quicker than in air, so it melts more rapidly even when both the water and air have the same temperature.
http://www.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_temperature_of_ice_water
Simplified version:
Step 1: set shower water temperature to hottest setting you can take, position shower water spray on the breasts, 1-2 minutes.
Step 2: step away (or turn backwards away from shower head).
Step 3: apply a cup full of shredded ice (or ice pack of choice) start in a clockwise position using the cup (1-2 minutes), alternate back to hot water heating breasts after completing the clock method, (15-20 seconds per 15 min. clock position), massage massge massage while completing this step, lol. Ultimately, a thermogenesis is taking place. Bigger breasts might see breasts roundness almost immediately, (did for me lol)
The cold therapy (ice chips) while noogling works, although I might suggest chilling the domes first. After using crushed ice inside the domes I pumped w/o ice, immediately the domes steamed up, exactly what I was hoping for, suggesting thermogenesis.
Proof of principle: the effects of chemical uncouplers:
The mitochondria of any organ of the body (except brown adipose tissue) are innately energy sparing through the ‘coupling’ of O2 consumption (i.e. thermogenesis) to ATP synthesis, only allowing the combustion of substrate when it is necessary, i.e. when ADP is available to be phos- phorylated (Fig. 2(A)). As heat is released when ATP is hydrolysed, thermogenesis can in principle occur either when ATP utilization is increased (e.g. in muscular work) or when protons are allowed to re-enter the mitochondria without ATP synthesis taking place, i.e. in ‘uncoupled’ mitochondria (Fig. 2(B and C)).
http://journals.cambridge.org/download.php?file=%2FPNS%2FPNS68_04%2FS0029665109990255a.pdf&code=ae00444e6022919fff41ae708a1ef5e1#xml=http://journals.cambridge.org/data/userPdf/
Functional Brown Adipose Tissue in Healthy Adults
studies in healthy subjects show that cold-induced glucose uptake in supraclavicular adipose-tissue depots is increased by a factor of 15 and that this tissue expresses mRNA for markers of brown adipose tissue
http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa0808949#discussion
" Cup " (is 1 cup [8oz by volume] of ice)...basically, enough ice is whatever you'll need to complete the rotation. Pre-chilling the dome (noogleberry or other dome devices) is unique, I don't think anybody tries this method tbh?.....thus the significance of thermogenesis.
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Thank you so much Lotus!!! <3
Sorry I didn't reply sooner, I don't have notifications on.
Now I get it
You are amazing!
This is the best thing I have read all day!
How creative, love it!
I do have a question though, English is my second language, and I was reading what you wrote, and I have no clue what you meant.
It is this part:
""
Alternate hot water from the shower heating up the breasts, (1-2 minutes), face back to the shower and apply cup full of shredded ice, start in a clockwise position using the cup (1-2 minutes), alternate back to hot water heating breasts after completing the clock method, (15-20 seconds per 15 min. clock position), massage massge massage while completing this step, lol. Ultimately, a thermogenesis is taking place. Bigger breasts might see breasts roundness almost immediately, (did for me lol).
""
Things I don't get:
With Cup, what do you mean? A noogleberry cup? Or a glass?
With the clockwise, what clockwise? What item?
First 1-2 minutes, then 15 seconds of what? And 15 minutes of what?
I was hoping you could rewrite it a little? Cause I would love to apply it.
I just don't get the method atm. The science behind it is pretty cool, I'll read up more about brown fat tomorrow.
Much love, Ellen
ok, sorry, I will attempt to clarify. In the absence of a directional video .....please visualize at first.....then practice. I suppose you can complete this version w/o showering. Making sure the ice temp is below 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius), and hot water not to exceed 120 ° Fahrenheit (48.89 celsius).I like this shared explanation:
FULL ANSWER
While ice melts above 32 degrees Fahrenheit, if water is free of gas or any nucleating points, it can actually get supercooled without freezing all the way down to minus 43.6 degrees Fahrenheit, placing its melting point much higher than its freezing point. Additionally, ice also melts faster in water than in air because water conducts heat better than air. Inside water, heat reaches the ice 20 times quicker than in air, so it melts more rapidly even when both the water and air have the same temperature.
http://www.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_temperature_of_ice_water
Simplified version:
Step 1: set shower water temperature to hottest setting you can take, position shower water spray on the breasts, 1-2 minutes.
Step 2: step away (or turn backwards away from shower head).
Step 3: apply a cup full of shredded ice (or ice pack of choice) start in a clockwise position using the cup (1-2 minutes), alternate back to hot water heating breasts after completing the clock method, (15-20 seconds per 15 min. clock position), massage massge massage while completing this step, lol. Ultimately, a thermogenesis is taking place. Bigger breasts might see breasts roundness almost immediately, (did for me lol)
The cold therapy (ice chips) while noogling works, although I might suggest chilling the domes first. After using crushed ice inside the domes I pumped w/o ice, immediately the domes steamed up, exactly what I was hoping for, suggesting thermogenesis.
Proof of principle: the effects of chemical uncouplers:
The mitochondria of any organ of the body (except brown adipose tissue) are innately energy sparing through the ‘coupling’ of O2 consumption (i.e. thermogenesis) to ATP synthesis, only allowing the combustion of substrate when it is necessary, i.e. when ADP is available to be phos- phorylated (Fig. 2(A)). As heat is released when ATP is hydrolysed, thermogenesis can in principle occur either when ATP utilization is increased (e.g. in muscular work) or when protons are allowed to re-enter the mitochondria without ATP synthesis taking place, i.e. in ‘uncoupled’ mitochondria (Fig. 2(B and C)).
http://journals.cambridge.org/download.php?file=%2FPNS%2FPNS68_04%2FS0029665109990255a.pdf&code=ae00444e6022919fff41ae708a1ef5e1#xml=http://journals.cambridge.org/data/userPdf/
Functional Brown Adipose Tissue in Healthy Adults
studies in healthy subjects show that cold-induced glucose uptake in supraclavicular adipose-tissue depots is increased by a factor of 15 and that this tissue expresses mRNA for markers of brown adipose tissue
http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa0808949#discussion
" Cup " (is 1 cup [8oz by volume] of ice)...basically, enough ice is whatever you'll need to complete the rotation. Pre-chilling the dome (noogleberry or other dome devices) is unique, I don't think anybody tries this method tbh?.....thus the significance of thermogenesis.
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Thank you so much Lotus!!! <3
Sorry I didn't reply sooner, I don't have notifications on.
Now I get it
You are amazing!