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Pueraria mirifica is it a good pill to take for my breast ? does it work ? is it safe
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Yes, yes ; yes: Most of the breast is fat tissue, so when one gains weight breast size tends to increase. Another option to consider is an herb from Thailand, Puereria mirifica, which contains phytoestrogens and is widely promoted to increase breast size. There is some research showing it really does work and it also appears to reduce the risk of breast cancer! see http://tinyurl.com/kottk9n for more information.
Answered 9/15/2014
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