I have used Flat 2 Fem program for about 18 months. I went from "Girlie Pimples", which I assume were the beginnings of buds" to a loose 38 B.
Now, in some bra's, I have to wear 38 C or 40 B's. But I truly don't know if I have ever "Budded". I have had like needle pains generally around the nipples and thru out the fatty part of my breast's, but never have experienced the "golf balls behind the nipples" type.
I have been using the equivalent to 1000-1300mg of PM extract for about 2 months now. I think that is why my areola's have grown a little and hence the 38 C bra's.
My question is this.... Does the breast bud feel or appear to be apart of nipple, and areola. Sort of like one unit, or is there space between. I do believe I have nodules in my breasts, and sometimes when I pump I get a couple of drops of clear liquid from my right breast.
So, if anyone has an idea, on rather I have had, to some degree, breast buds already, or have not. I am looking for the answer.
(13-11-2014, 03:05 PM)iaboy Wrote: Wow, almost 50 looks, but obviously no one has really budded to answer a simple question.
Hey there ia, I've got about a dozen threads with no response, I wouldn't sweat it, sad, it happens though, but hey!, I'll take a stab at the question.
I think the buds dissipate after a while, perhaps some generate more glandular vs. fatty tissue, or vice-versa lol. Regardless of which, I think it's important to add muscle to the breast for more support, e.g. build the outsides and upper poles and add volume.
(13-11-2014, 09:50 PM)iaboy Wrote: As always Lotus, your my Hero/Heroine. I just didn't want to bug you with it. I figured there would of been like 10 answers.
Then what you are saying, is that maybe I already did or maybe it's not as concentrated as with other's??
Could be, it's like how one could develop pseudo gyno (which is entirely fatty tissue) vs glandular gyno. The same happens to a degree with women, especially in menopause, the decrease in estrogens causes the breasts to lose volume and elasticity, PC is supposed to correct this, so in this case it could help too. Although the breast tissue will actually compress and get smaller at first, then it's a base to build on. Also you may have not noticed it at first, maybe is was subtle.
Not sure you can do this comfortably, but here's what I noted using Progynova:
Lumps.
Pretty much as described - and I had man-boobs first, I was always "chesty."
Now, how can you check?
Can you press (GENTLY) on your breasts? If everything is jiggly and sloppy, it's just fatty tissue.
If it's got the feeling of ... Well, ever unravel a plant? (Rope works, too.) You'll feel glandular tissue, which will be simlar in a way to that rope or fibrous plant. the fat goes around the glands and ducts. If it hurts? Yeah, you have boobs. ;-)
because I'm not taking estrogens of any kind at this point, I can feel the ductwork with minimal discomfort. It's like that rope, or tree roots, or fibrous plant stripped apart. then there's a different consistency, all jiggy, over the top; that's fat. At the same time, there are pectoral muscles; they're deeper, under the breasts, and support the breast tissue - you may want to build them a little, using a decline bench press, which will focus on the bottom of the Pecs - but you need to be careful, you don't want too muscular a chest - build soem volume (10-rep range, bodybuilder style), and you'll need to research the narroe or wide grip to see which will help point boobs in the right direction.
Mine don't sag because I have good, solid pecs... But I don't look girlie, either - so do LOTS of research first. ;-)
And if you don't care about any sag? DON'T lift. Why risk growing in the wrong directions?
(13-11-2014, 09:50 PM)iaboy Wrote: As always Lotus, your my Hero/Heroine. I just didn't want to bug you with it. I figured there would of been like 10 answers.
Then what you are saying, is that maybe I already did or maybe it's not as concentrated as with other's??
BTW - dummy me forgot to mention this -
My ex GF had DDs - when she was about 20% Body Fat (Normal for a woman.) It was all tissue - no fat, in essence.
Current GF has smaller breast tissues - and a lot more fat, for a D cup. Size is NOT everything! I could do a lot the ex's breasts, including being fairly rough - and she liked it.
If I LOOK too hard at the current GF's breasts, they hurt and bruise.
similar cup size, MAJOR differences in nerves and internal structure.
You may just grow natural A-cup breast ducts, and deposit fat there... I'm sorry, there's no way I know of to tell.
I thought as much... But do I just not understand how to detect breast buds. I would love to very much be able to force lactation. Just as a novelty if nothing else. I understand, that if no buds, then the breast is just adipose fat and not capable.
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