How To Make Your Breasts Bigger Naturally 2

HOPS

Hops flowers are best known for their use as an ingredient and preservative in beer. Hops were first added to beer in Germany in the 9th century, and their bitter flavor soon became popular throughout Europe.

Need an excuse to spend the night at a pub with your girlfriends? Here’s one: in addition to putting you in a good mood, hops are excellent for breast enlargement! Hops flowers are big news because they contain the most potent phtyoestrogen discovered so far: 8-prenylnaringenin. While other phytoestrogens range from 1/200 to 1/1000 of the strength of actual estrogen, 8- prenylnaringenin is about 1/20 the strength of estrogen.9 In addition, 8-prenylnaringenin binds to estradiol receptors – the receptors involved in breast development. For these reasons, I recommend hops be next on your list of “best breast enlargement herbs.”

Hops are a distant relative to marijuana, and they share the same calming effects. As a matter of fact, hops have been used as a sedative for hundreds of years. The herb can be made into a bitter tea or be used to fill a sleep-promoting pillow. Today in Germany, hops are prescribed for the treatment of anxiety. Hops have also been used as a digestive aid and treatment for ulcers.

Possible Side Effects

The calming effects of hops may cause drowsiness in some people, so don’t use this herb when you need to be alert. Allergies to hops are rare, but can occur.

FENNEL

Fennel seeds have been used as a digestive aid for thousands of years and are a common spice in Middle Eastern and Indian dishes. Next time you’re in an Indian restaurant, grab an extra handful of the candied fennel seeds by the door before you leave: they can sweeten your breath AND your breasts!

Fennel seeds stimulate breast growth in two ways: just like fenugreek, they are both a phytoestrogen and a prolactin stimulant. Fennel seeds contain a phytoestrogenic compound known as estragole. In a study reported by the Indian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology, researchers discovered that estragole stimulates growth of the mammary glands.10 Fennel has traditionally been used in Latin America to increase milk flow in nursing mothers. Its hormone balancing properties can also promote menstruation and ease the discomfort of menopause.

As a digestive aid, fennel seeds promote the secretion of bile in the liver, aiding in the digestion of fats. Fennel also makes a great weight loss herb: the seeds are both an appetite suppressant and a diuretic. They can even spice things up in bed! Studies show that fennel increases the libido of both male and female rats.

Possible Side Effects

Fennel has almost no known side effects, except for the rare allergic reaction. The great thing about fennel is that its diuretic action counteracts the bloating that some of the other herbs can cause. By the way, fennel OIL should be avoided - it’s poisonous if ingested.