28-10-2012, 03:35
Personally, I don't like implants. I would never do it myself, and would much more happily do NBE for the rest of my life if I had to. I think it's worth it.
Luckily, growth seems to become permanent after long enough. Many women will take maintenance doses for a year and a half to two years after finishing NBE, and will keep their results after stopping. It may be good to massage at least a few days a week after you're completely finished, though, just to keep them perky and healthy.
I have grown incredibly fast, and know my growth has been permanent fat tissue. I've stopped and cleansed for 10 days before and then gone on too-low a dose for a month, and only lost a little bit of swelling. I would never stop my NBE so suddenly for good, but it's encouraging to know that the growth DOES stay.
I may be keeping up with some of these herbs for years after NBE, just to stay in control of my PCOS, but I think the typical person should be able to stop within two years of achieving their goal growth.
Luckily, growth seems to become permanent after long enough. Many women will take maintenance doses for a year and a half to two years after finishing NBE, and will keep their results after stopping. It may be good to massage at least a few days a week after you're completely finished, though, just to keep them perky and healthy.
I have grown incredibly fast, and know my growth has been permanent fat tissue. I've stopped and cleansed for 10 days before and then gone on too-low a dose for a month, and only lost a little bit of swelling. I would never stop my NBE so suddenly for good, but it's encouraging to know that the growth DOES stay.
I may be keeping up with some of these herbs for years after NBE, just to stay in control of my PCOS, but I think the typical person should be able to stop within two years of achieving their goal growth.