Bloussant: Yes or No?
« on: September 30, 2001, 12:16:00 PM »
Hi all,

Was just sitting down talking to my girlfriend who is a B/C cup.  She wants to know the best way to naturally increase her bust size.  Does anyone know if Bloussant works?  Are there any other methods out there?  I'd love to have a success story to share and post before and after pics.  I need help.  Thanks.

CG


Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #1 on: September 30, 2001, 04:15:00 PM »
I actually caught myself watching the infomercial the other day. I found it interesting that all of the "testimonials" were shot from the neck up. My other curious observation is the one of the models in the bikini scenes in Linda O'Neil, an augmented bustline if there ever was.

Kinda makes me think that the results are not all they're cracked up to be.

Before anyone jumps on me with the "truth in advertising" laws, they use the tried and true "individual results may vary" disclaimer. Truth in advertising now that's an oxymoron.


Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #2 on: September 30, 2001, 07:28:00 PM »
Well, there's that vacum bra we've been reading about; There seems to be a certain amount of actual scientific evidence that it works, the principle is sound from what I know of biology, (It was my second major in college.) and most convincing of all, it's NOT being sold by infomercials, but rather through plastic surgeons. Believe me, if Bloussant actually worked, it would undoubtedly be a prescription drug!
http://extratv.warnerbros.com/dailynews/rxtra/05_01/05_14a.html
http://www.dfwibodysculpture.com/brava/news2.htm

Everybody is eager for a first hand story of how it works.


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Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #3 on: September 30, 2001, 08:48:00 PM »
I really doubt Bloussant works at all.

But if you still intend to buy it, for heaven's sake don't pay them for it; you can buy the same herbs for much less money at a local health store or any other online herb store.  An exact listing of Bloussant's ingredients can be found here (link)


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Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #4 on: September 30, 2001, 11:28:00 PM »
"Say Palmetto 150mg

Dong Quai 50 mg

Fennel 50mg

Black Cohosh 50mg

Blessed Thistle, Damiana, Silicon Dioxide, Dandelion, Gelatin, Magnesium Stearate, and Titanium Dioxide."

Pretty harmless stuff except for the "Black Cohosh" (The common name should be a clue, "black" refers to death!)

The addition of sand, soap and titanium white is a bit odd.

Maybe they include titanium dioxide because it has "TIT" in it?

"Dong Quai" sounds like it would make a good ingredient in an herbal penis enhancer!!! (Maybe that's next?!!)


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Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #5 on: October 01, 2001, 01:02:00 AM »
Ever hear of Longitude?

Aahz.


Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #6 on: October 01, 2001, 01:24:00 AM »
To be perfectly honest (as I am known to be..lol) I truly beleive that IF there was any natural way to enhance your breasts, hundreds of thousands of women would not be spending $6,000 on cosmetic surgery.
Just because it says "natural" does not mean that it is good for you. Any product that promotes swelling in your tissue can't possibly be healthy. I think that if your g/f is set on having a bigger bust, surgery is the only thing that is going to work. Why spend all that money on herbal crap, just to have it fail? It would be like throwing your money out the window.
Surgery, on the other hand...of course it has it's risks, but you are definetly guaranteed to end up with bigger boobs...that's just a given, not a "maybe"!

Marie  


Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #7 on: October 01, 2001, 05:43:00 AM »
My best-friend tried Bloussant and all it did for her was eat her money.  She has finally smarted up and decided on a BA after Christmas!    

Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #8 on: October 01, 2001, 08:30:00 AM »
Marie, seems to be pretty much a guarantee with the Brava vacum bra, too, and less chance of surgical complications. Cheaper, too!

I repeat, I did a second major in human biology, (First was electronics, somebody's got to design medical equipment, right?) and from all I know of biology, the vacuum bra makes sense. You put tissues under tension, they grow. It works for muscle, bone, skin, and they've now proven it works for breast tissue. Heck, penis pumps would probably work, too, if men were willing to wear them ten hours a day, week in and week out. (Ick!)

Now, the upside is lack of surgical complications, (Which range from loss of sensitivity, to death, though the latter isn't all that likely.) and a completely natural result, because the result is just bigger breasts, period. It's all you.

The downside is that it takes time. Lots of time. Ten hours a day, 7 days a week, for three months, to roughly double breast size. Roughly a year to exotic dancer size. NOT, slap down a few thousand bucks and walk out looking like Ms. Charms.

But, speaking not as a doctor, but, yes, as somebody with a substantial knowlege of human physiology, I'd say it's the way to go, if you've got any patience at all. Going under the knife is something smart people avoid.


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Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #9 on: October 01, 2001, 10:55:00 AM »
Does it work? I don't know.

But if the two most recognizeable women in the infomercial (Linda O'Neil and Tracy Dali) are known implantees, how good could it be ?  

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Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #10 on: October 01, 2001, 12:24:00 PM »
Hey werelocktemp, you sound like you have stock in the company that makes the Brava vacuum bra.  

Well, the estrogen levels in Bloussant and other herbal breast enhancement methods are so low, your g/f would have better luck by getting on birth control pills.  The estrogen levels are much higher, eventhough it will usually show a noticiable difference in women with B cups or smaller.

Even in the clinical trials with the Brava vacuum bra, they used women with B cups or smaller and put them on birth control pills.

Currently, the most effective way of increasing breast size is thru implants.  But don't worry, top sciencist is working on an effective alternative.    

By the way, how big do your g/f want to go?  Answering this question should help her choose the method best for her.

(Please say double-F   )

Help! I can't stop staring at her tits.

Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #11 on: October 02, 2001, 01:25:00 AM »
Werelocktemp, I happen to be a very intelligent woman who has chosen surgery over bogus products. In fact, I hold a degree in Kinetics, Physiology and Anatomy. So to say that smart people avoid surgery is somewhat of an insult. My point is that if you wish to subject yourself to long term hassle (such as the Brava bra), or basically just waste your money (Bloussant) then go for it.....but if you want immediate, long term results with very little inconvenience, pretty much your only option is surgery. If that's just not for you, or too costly, then you may just have to learn to enjoy the way that your breasts are now.
As I said before, anything that causes your tissue to swell cannot be good for you in the long run. I researched breast implants and augmentation surgery for over a year before I made my decision, and truthfully the percentage of complications is so low, you're safer having implants put in than you are driving down the street. There are risks involved with absolutely everything that we do in our daily routines.

Bottom line....please don't call me stupid.  

Marie

(yes, a slight hint of sarcasm with the smiley)


Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #12 on: October 02, 2001, 06:16:00 AM »
Just did a bit of research.

The "Brava Bra System". What a total load of crap. First of all, who has that amount of time to spend wearing that damn thing? Second of all, after 22 months...you only gain 100cc? Do you have any idea how minimal that is? It's not even one cup size..it's more like 1/3 of a cup. And, the killer...it costs $2500....OMG!!!!!! (My surgery was only $5600 canadian which is roughly $3500 american) Also, the results are not permanent.... So these poor women are inconveniencing the hell out of themselves, wasting thousands of dollars for a temporary, half a cup size increase? Where is the logic in that?

Bloussant. As someone mentioned earlier, the ingredients are the same as any other product out there. You could go to your local health food store, mix up a concoction..and BAM! You too can have big knockers....give me a break.....
Plus they only promise a 60 day guarantee...and with a price tag of $804.95 for a 12 month supply...you would have to be crazy to fall for that.

These companies prey on women who are insecure with their bodies (which most of us are). Just like the millions of "Lose 50lbs in 6 weeks" , "Grow back a full head of hair in days" , "Instant cellulite eraser"....it's all just a bunch of utter hogwash.

CGilmore, do you and your g/f a favor and spend your money on something fun. Go on a nice, warm, tropical holiday. Take her to a romantic Bed & Breakfast in the country. Something, anything, just don't beleive this garbage!!!!!!!!!

Lots of luck,
Marie  


Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #13 on: October 02, 2001, 08:56:00 AM »
All I can say, Marie, is that the information you're citing about Brava isn't what I've read. But, no, I don't have stock in the company, and you're free to do what you want. It's your body, after all.

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Re: Bloussant: Yes or No?
« Reply #14 on: October 02, 2001, 08:53:00 PM »
Ultimately what Marie is saying, that is there was a pill out there that WORKED, no woman would ever complain about her breasts being too small. The news of such a product would of gone though the populace like wildfire. Their stock value would rival Microsoft.

Companies like this exist because the people who use these products (Which never work) are too embarrased to complain. Also, they read the disclaimer and figure "Oh, I guess it just didn't work for me."

If I had the money I'd be happy to run double blind field tests.