21-09-2011, 17:51
As far as how NB works and all your other questions... they can all be answered on by reading this forum, http://www.noogleberry.com/forum/index.php because honestly for me to go into that much detail on it LOL I would be writing a book here! I always recommend those interested in NB read their forum.
But to answer two of the questions briefly, I've read other users on the NB forum have nipple piercings and didn't have an issue. So maybe find their posts and ask them. I only have a navel piercing as far as body piercings, so not sure how soon the nipples heal? And I wouldn't want you hurting yourself with trying too soon. As far as it stimulating milk, it's not a breastfeeding pump. They are designed differently. But if you recently stopped breastfeeding and worry about the milk starting back up, I always say as a rule of thumb to wait at LEAST 6 months after you stopped breastfeeding so you can dry up completely before starting ANY form of NBE. Any form can stimulate milk if you recently breastfed, recent meaning within the last few months. I waited a year after I dried up during breastfeeding before I started my first program in NBE when I was 18.
As far as everything I've tried and what worked, didn't work, before and after pics, etc. This is my program page it has it all there http://www.breastnexus.com/showthread.php?tid=698
But to answer two of the questions briefly, I've read other users on the NB forum have nipple piercings and didn't have an issue. So maybe find their posts and ask them. I only have a navel piercing as far as body piercings, so not sure how soon the nipples heal? And I wouldn't want you hurting yourself with trying too soon. As far as it stimulating milk, it's not a breastfeeding pump. They are designed differently. But if you recently stopped breastfeeding and worry about the milk starting back up, I always say as a rule of thumb to wait at LEAST 6 months after you stopped breastfeeding so you can dry up completely before starting ANY form of NBE. Any form can stimulate milk if you recently breastfed, recent meaning within the last few months. I waited a year after I dried up during breastfeeding before I started my first program in NBE when I was 18.
As far as everything I've tried and what worked, didn't work, before and after pics, etc. This is my program page it has it all there http://www.breastnexus.com/showthread.php?tid=698