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Does using Noogleberry and Gluteboost together increase your breast size?

Started by michelleh, February 20, 2016, 12:10:40 AM

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michelleh

I am curious if anyone has seen breast size increases with Noogleberry which uses suction and Gluteboost together? Is there any bad effects of using this combination? I have seen really great results. I have also included massage of the breast with this as well. What Gluteboost cream is suppose to do is increase fat cells in the breast area.

Love,
💋💕Michelle
Veteran, United States Navy
Name and Gender Marker Changed: 15 August 2016
GRS and BA surgery: June 20, 2017
Voice Therapy: July 11, 2017

Started Full Time: March 2016






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AnonyMs

I'd be interested to hear more about these really great results from a Noogleberry. I've not tried it and could do with a bit more.
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Ms Grace

I find it hard to believe those suction things & creams work long term, but by all means if that's what you want to do...
Grace
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Transition 1.0 (Julie): HRT 1989-91
Self-denial: 1991-2013
Transition 2.0 (Grace): HRT June 24 2013
Full-time: March 24, 2014 :D
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michelleh

Before starting HRT I was was a A cup starting out and increasing after 3 months. After two months on HRT I am around a small B cup. My breasts change after starting HRT to a more feminine feel shape versus guy feel after one month on HRT. Trick is not too over suction breasts. Supposedly Gluteboost increases fat in breast area over time by 12-20%. All I have just told you is my experience not necessarily a scientific factual thing. How much was HRT versus cream and suction or even combination is a mystery. I hope this answers your question. It is worth bring up for discussion though.

Veteran, United States Navy
Name and Gender Marker Changed: 15 August 2016
GRS and BA surgery: June 20, 2017
Voice Therapy: July 11, 2017

Started Full Time: March 2016






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Ms Grace

I'd be wary about using either while the breast glands and tissue are developing. Presumably these products are for women who have passed puberty not teen cis girls.
Grace
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Transition 1.0 (Julie): HRT 1989-91
Self-denial: 1991-2013
Transition 2.0 (Grace): HRT June 24 2013
Full-time: March 24, 2014 :D
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michelleh

Gluteboost is non hormonal and the Noogleberry entrails fat from surrounding tissue through suction. I will definitely look at all dangers to breast tissues through this method if I have enough information to go on.

Love,
Michelle💕
Veteran, United States Navy
Name and Gender Marker Changed: 15 August 2016
GRS and BA surgery: June 20, 2017
Voice Therapy: July 11, 2017

Started Full Time: March 2016






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AnonyMs

Gluteboost looks like the usual scam, but Noogleberrey (and Brava) are quite real I think. I'd forgotten about them, but I think I should take another look. Brava is often used by surgeons before BA using fat transfer.

Grace has a good point as well about using them while still developing. That might be a bad idea.

You could try progesterone. Some people like it (including me).
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michelleh

I just got a response from a representive from Noogleberry. She said the Noogleberry is safe while starting HRT. The other issue was scam on breast cream which is true up to a point. I am kinda an experimenter of things. I based my decision on three things 1.) number of people using the product giving it a positive review on the breast/butt cream 2.) my own experience and results 3.) the basic concept behind the product what certain ingredients do and how they work. If you have gone the beautity shop or drug store all the products claim effectiveness even the so called scientific base products. Example of this is Rogaine it does everything from causing hair loss to hair gain all this true. Rogaine was discovered by accident because really they don't do a lot of research on hair growth. That being said no drug or product and including many female hormones are always effective. This is the insanity rule if you get no results stop doing it and do something new. Gluteboost is really made for buttocks and has zero natural or artificial hormones in it but, the principle is the same. My butt is currently beautifully shaped after 2 months pre HRT and 2 months after on Gluteboost. My breasts were already growing before HRT on Gluteboost and the Noogleberry. At the rate my body going I am loosing 4 inches off my chest going from 40" to 36" and becoming a smaller female I may not need very large boobs. I make the comparison to pseudoscience of Chinese medicine that does work for most part like accupucture and certain herbs. There is very good scientific studies and bad ones too. Back to Noogleberry those gains are maintain after 4-6 months but, there is the catch it is consistency. I would not be surprised by some reporting failure just read the ratings by people on Amazon.com. It is like excercising it takes time not instant results. Patience and flexiablity are so key to a great transition.

If I offend anyone please forgive me ahead time,
💕Michelle

Veteran, United States Navy
Name and Gender Marker Changed: 15 August 2016
GRS and BA surgery: June 20, 2017
Voice Therapy: July 11, 2017

Started Full Time: March 2016






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AnonyMs

Noogleberry is somewhat similar to the (expensive) Brava, and the Brava has been in a number of scientific studies with positive results.

The Brava external tissue expander: is breast enlargement without surgery a reality?
CONCLUSIONS:Long-term breast enlargement without surgery is possible with an external tissue expander. The more it is used, the more the breasts grow. To avoid disappointments and drop-outs, women have to be well informed about the time and lifestyle commitment.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18040206

There's a number of other studies on that site.
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