22-10-2012, 03:14 PM
I'd agree with flamesabers, generally.
The PM and SP sounds about right, the rest is unnecessary, especially the progesterone.
It can easily take up to 3 or 4 months for the PM to produce budding and I'd say give it at least 6 months after that to start on progesterone - you have to have grown some significant amount of breast tissue before you can expand it.
FG has limited effect anyway in comparison to PM and its primary function is to cause swelling, but again you cant swell something that isn't there.
The PM and SP sounds about right, the rest is unnecessary, especially the progesterone.
It can easily take up to 3 or 4 months for the PM to produce budding and I'd say give it at least 6 months after that to start on progesterone - you have to have grown some significant amount of breast tissue before you can expand it.
FG has limited effect anyway in comparison to PM and its primary function is to cause swelling, but again you cant swell something that isn't there.