Natural Breast Enlargement - Does It Really Work?
By Janice Bird

     It's not something I bring up in social gatherings. In fact, some of my closest friends don't even know that I've written on book on natural breast enlargement.
     It all started 27 years ago. I was taking a course in hypnotherapy when walking by one of the classrooms I noticed flashes of light. As I look quizzically at my instructor, he explained that in that particular room, women were taking their before pictures for their course in Breast Enlargement Through Hypnosis.
    Does hypnotic breast enlargement work? Definitely YES!  Imagine changing your shape and size in just minutes a day with no special exercises, creams or pills. And the best news is that it's all you.
    Since then I have found several other methods of natural breast augmentation or enhancement. From healthy cocktails to ancient acupressure secrets, the information just keeps coming. There is even a few doctors that suck the fat out of where you don't want it and put it where you do want it, i.e., your bustline. Just when I think I've heard it all, I have someone telling me another remedy for breast growth.
    Just a couple of months ago I had a friend tell me the experience of having his wife have her breasts grow using a certain essential oil blend almost a full cup size in one month.  They had to put a warning on the label not to use on breasts due to breast growth!
    The list goes on and on of both anecdotal and scientific methods of natural breast enlargement.  Although I'm just not sure how having two suction devices placed on your breasts could be called "natural."
   America is obsessed with large breasts. But bigger isn't always better.  Have you ever seen the cute petite woman with obviously giant, implants?  You remember her bustline but for some reason you can't remember the woman. 
   As women, we want to look good and feel confident and that may include enhancing the bustline such as enlarging, improving the sag, balancing uneven breasts or maybe even reducing them. But first and foremost is breast health.  My motto is, "Be smart, be safe and be your own kind of beautiful."

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