Take it off where you don't want it, put it on where it counts.

Have you known any one who has increased the size of their bust by exercising? There are lots of women that go to gyms to work out and most do lots and lots of chest and bust exercises, but for the most part as they lose weight, they also lose inches in their bust. Would you rather lose inches around your waist, hips, and thighs while maintaining or increasing your bust by 2-3 inches? You could, by learning the role of certain hormones of the androgen group and how to make them work for you. No pills, no med.’s, no surgery just intelligent application of bodywork to take it off where you do not want it and put it on where it counts. Sweet Potatoes, Full Moons, 2 Eggs in a Pan: Sweet potatoes, perhaps more than half of the women who experience pregnancy, abort, or have a child or two, experience excessive involution of their breasts. They may sag or become limp and flaccid. This problem can be eliminated or minimized through proper management before or after conception and favorably influenced during pregnancy. Full Moons, Natural and full development of the breasts. 2 Eggs in a Pan, Small under development of the breasts, hormones retarded endocrine glands under producing. Dr.B

Human Breast Society-adult content: "Sweet Potatoes"

Human Breast Society-adult content: "Sweet Potatoes"

Relaxin in Pregnancy

RELAXIN Relaxin is a naturally occurring hormone found in both men and women. In females, it is secreted in the ovaries, uterus and breast tissue, and in males, it is secreted in the seminal tubule. Relaxin is a hormone that is secreted by the corpus luteum at ovulation and throughout pregnancy,should conception occur, also in the placenta and the lining of the pregnant uterus. The corpus luteum continues to secrete this hormone in significant amounts throughout pregnancy, unlike progesterone secretion, which declines appreciably. Circulating relaxin shows a marked increase in the late luteal phase of early pregnancy, where the peak value is detected. It can be found in the amniotic fluid and in maternal blood. www.info@phoenixpeptide.com/Catalog%20Files/INSL-2.html Relaxin’s diverse actions in rats. Those seven targets where effects of circulating relaxin have been demonstrated during pregnancy are indicated with solid lines. There is also evidence of action of relaxin in the skin, ovary, liver, heart, and lung. Email: info.@phoenixpeptide.com Relaxin’s actions in the non-reproductive targets occur in both male and female rats, and their physiological significance is not complely understood. The hormone is critical to the functioning of many parts of the human body. For example, it has been shown to effect the relaxation of smooth muscles, and it improves the integrity and quality of collagen within nerve tissue. Receptor sites for relaxin in the body include smooth muscles, cardiac muscles, the autonomic and central nervous systems, and connective tissue. Relaxin: A hormone produced during pregnancy that facilitates the birth process by causing a softening and lengthening of the cervix and the pubic symphysis (the place where the pubic bones come together). Relaxin also inhibits contractions of the uterus and may play a role in timing of delivery. Relaxin works by simultaneously cutting collagen production and increasing collagen breakdown. MedicinNet.com

Relxin in Puberty

Relaxin, what is it and how does it applies to physical and emotional development of the male or female individual? The onset of puberty is a bio-physiological and developmental phenomenal that overtakes each and every individual rather male or female. While the time it begins may vary in the lives of males or females its certainty is not questioned. Relaxin is a naturally occurring hormone found in both men and women. In females, it is secreted in the ovaries, uterus and breast tissue, and in males, it is secreted in the seminal tubule. Due to the nature of relaxin and the role it plays in tissue modification the hormone relaxin becomes a major player in the development of the maiden breast. Relaxin relaxes and softens connective tissues allowing for expansion of tissue. Without the activity of relaxin hormone during the developmental years of the young female the breasts may become sore and painful as they are attempting to grow and expand. The fibrous tissues and suspensory ligaments support the glandular structures (alveolar lobules) and must grow and expand as the breasts develop. Without relaxin to relax connective tissues and connective tissues collectively the breasts may become drawn and painful.

"Rock Tit", Nipples

As a youth, 5th or 6th grade, I remember most of we lads were going through puberty. Some of the young ladies were already well on their way. I recall that our nipples became swollen, puffy and sore to the touch. We called the condition "Rock Tit". Some of the guys would try to pinch other guy's nipples, and boy did that hurt (boys will be boys). When wearing a T-shirt, it was also a dirty trick to grab another guys T-shirt at the nipple and give it a twist, which would make the T-shirt have a point or rising which would accent your already puffy nipple which of course was an embarrassment at the start. I avoided wearing T-shirts because my left nipple was more prominent than the right which to me seemed even more noticeable and embarrassing, more noticeable to the guys and the girls. I wasn,t one to be picked on because I had gained the reputation of being a good fist-fighter even though I was some what smaller build than some of the other boys. So I wasn't afraid at getting back at any one picking on my nipples. Eventually as maturity progressed the rock tit syndrome eased off, for me it was 18 or 19 years of age. Why this little story? For young women this is a crucial period in her life, development of the secondary sex characteristics. Girls, young women, view their breast development as a crucial part of their over all growing up. The window of opportunity for the development of secondary sex characteristics, under arm and pubic hair and of course breast development progresses as indicated below. * Puberty starts approximate 11 to 12 years of age for young females. * By age 14 young women are normally well on their way in development. * From 14 to 18 or 19 years of age she is growing and developing into the young women that she will be. She is nearing her peak of maturity physically. The opportunity of reaching her full development is drawing near. * 25 years is the approximate years of full maturity. At age 29 it's over. Conception, pregnancy, child-birth and lactation can be a major factor in the development and ultimate conformation of the female breast. If full sexual development is to take place it will during those critical development years. Abnormally puffy nipples in young women that persist for more than just a few years signal serious imbalances in hormonal function, balance and activity. As shown in the following photographs small underdeveloped breasts and swollen or puffy nipples are signs of such hormonal dysfunction. Menstrual difficulties are another indicator of developmental stress/dysfunction.

THE HUMAN BREAST

THE HUMAN BREAST

The human breast is normal and standard equipment among women, and mammary glands are common among mammals. That is why they are referred to as mammae, and children refer to their mothers as "mamma". A child knows its mamma from others and distinguishes her from their father because "she" is the one with the breasts.

The breast is made up of both fatty tissue and glandular milk-producing tissues. The ratio of fatty versus glandular tissue varies among individuals. In addition, with the onset of menopause (ie, decrease in estrogen levels), the relative amount of fatty tissue increases as the glandular tissue diminishes. The soft tissues of the breast are supported by the suspensory ligaments of Cooper. These ligaments run throughout the breast tissue parenchyma from the deep fascia beneath the breast and attach to the dermis of the skin. Since they are not taut, they allow for the natural motion of the breast. Eventually, this results in breast ptosis since these ligaments relax with age and time. Sensory innervation of the breast is dermatomal in nature. It is mainly derived from the anterolateral and anteromedial branches of thoracic intercostal nerves T3-T5. Supraclavicular nerves from the lower fibers of the cervical plexus also provide innervation to the upper and lateral portions of the breast. Researchers believe sensation to the nipple derives from the lateral cutaneous branch of T4. The blood of the breast skin depends on the subdermal plexus, which is in communication with underlying deeper vessels supplying the breast parenchyma. The blood supply is derived from (1) perforating branches of the internal mammary artery, (2) the lateral thoracic artery, (3) the thoracodorsal artery, (4) intercostal artery perforators, and (5) the thoracoacromial artery. This rich blood supply allows for growth, development, repair as in modeling after pregnancy and lactation. The breast lies over the musculature that encases the chest wall. The muscles involved include the pectoralis major, serratus anterior, external oblique, and rectus abdominus fascia. The blood supply that provides circulation to these muscles then perforates through to the breast parenchyma, thus also supplying blood to the breast. By maintaining continuity with the underlying musculature, the breast tissue is richly supplied with oxygen, hormones and nutritionly enriched blood.

"Sweet Potatoes"

When I was a young lad (pre teen) I heard the older boys talking about "Full Moons", "Sweet Potatoes", and "Two Eggs In A Pan". Edging closer I figured out they were talking about women's breasts. After having practiced a number of years it became quite obvious that those older boys new what they were talking about. As one woman put it, after I explained to her about a brave new project I was starting she said," I've been thinking of doing something for these tired sagging boob's of mine". Another said "if you can do something for these "boob's" I'd appreciate it". What had dawned on me one day in practice was that most women after having one or two kids would find that after they had nursed or when their milk had "dried up" their breasts would like do a meltdown, shrink away to a pair of sad looking, half empty sacks, "Sweet Potatoes". Young women in their developmental years would normally grow round, full and firm breasts, "Full Moons". These fortunate young women hardly need a bra for support except perhaps to maintain a sense of decency. Then there are the exceptions, the early bloomer "full figured women", those whom develop early and much. From large to extra large breasts, and for them they require all the support they can get. An other; "Two Eggs in a Pan". You've noted how after cracking an egg and plopping it into a pan there is this small little mound sitting there. These unfortunate women are the late, slow or never bloomers. They try padded bra's, tissue paper,"falsey's" or what ever to look more the part of a real woman. Eventually they may give up and accept what nature has given them and make the most of it as they are. To some it is never say never and go for implants or reconstruction or augmentation. As a natural or alternative health practitioner I found that most women's aches and pains or symptoms seemed to evolve around their menstrual cycle, as in premenstral stress or tension (PMS/PMT) and in doing reflex testing these women most often suffered from hormonal balance problems. In correcting certain hormonal imbalances, which I will explain later, interesting things begin to happen, not only did PMS/PMT symptoms such as abdominal, back and leg cramps, emotional upsets, irregular cycles and such improve or disappear but breast pain and rehabilitation of size, fullness and texture improved. Three (3) of the 20-30 women that opted into my test series gained 3"(inches) to their bust. All of the other women whom remained in my little experiment for at least 3 months gained no less than 2"(inches) to their bust measurement. All said they felt somewhat firmer and fuller. See testimonials to be added to blog.