17-10-2011, 01:28 PM
As I recall, FG stimulates milk production. I think it also helps develop the roundness many of us are looking for. It is also used to give artificial syrups a maple flavour and smell, and it will give you those too if you take too much of it for your body.
WY is a progesterone mimic if I am remembering rightly. I haven't used it for along time. PM only for me for quite some time now. It's effective. I also use the Ainterol product, haven't tried any other brands, haven't wanted or needed to.
Most of this has been described at length on these forums and others lots of times. Try searching for those terms, and you will get all the info and brand comparisons you can stand to read.
If you heed nothing else from the stories on here, pay attention to this. Start slow. Give it time. Tell the boobie fairy to go catch a movie or read a book, or something. Doing this right means starting on a low dosage (manufacturer's recommendation), and sticking to it for a several weeks or even months. If you do the level that Dargona suggests (I agree with it myself), give it at least 3 months before you increase it. Girls take years to fully develop, don't get impatient if you don't sprout monster mammaries in 8 weeks. Too many people start with high dosages, get headaches, or muscle pains, and still aren't happy with how slowly it seems to (not) be progressing.
Good luck with whatever you choose to try, and welcome!
WY is a progesterone mimic if I am remembering rightly. I haven't used it for along time. PM only for me for quite some time now. It's effective. I also use the Ainterol product, haven't tried any other brands, haven't wanted or needed to.
Most of this has been described at length on these forums and others lots of times. Try searching for those terms, and you will get all the info and brand comparisons you can stand to read.
If you heed nothing else from the stories on here, pay attention to this. Start slow. Give it time. Tell the boobie fairy to go catch a movie or read a book, or something. Doing this right means starting on a low dosage (manufacturer's recommendation), and sticking to it for a several weeks or even months. If you do the level that Dargona suggests (I agree with it myself), give it at least 3 months before you increase it. Girls take years to fully develop, don't get impatient if you don't sprout monster mammaries in 8 weeks. Too many people start with high dosages, get headaches, or muscle pains, and still aren't happy with how slowly it seems to (not) be progressing.
Good luck with whatever you choose to try, and welcome!