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Healthy Breasts -
Taking Care of Your New Breasts
By Sam Frea
Discovering that you can enlarge your breasts through natural supplements is exciting.
It certainly was exciting for me when my "male" breasts started growing and feminizing. My body has changed
at the cellular level in an area that I had previously never considered in terms of my health. But now that
I have C cup sized female breasts, I need to think about ensuring the health of my breasts and you should, too.
It maybe years before I need to think about scheduling a mammogram, but it is not too early to
do things that will keeps my breasts healthy. Here
are some ways to maintain the health of your breasts and your
body in general...
Breast Health -
10 Ways to Care for Your Breasts
Medical experts recommend the following measures to best protect your
breasts while maximizing your overall health:
1. Eat a well-balanced, smart and healthy
diet. Include lots of fruits and vegetables, and keep your intake of fried
foods, red meat, and junk food to a bare minimum.
Stop eating
hydrogenated fats like margarine and vegetable shortening. (Be aware that these same ingredients
are found in many store-bought crackers, cakes, and cookies -
even some of the health-store brands - read your labels!) Cook with olive, peanut, sunflower, or sesame
oils and use butter or - better still - clarified butter (ghee) on
bread.
2. Exercise. Find physical activities you enjoy doing, then do
them on a regular basis. Make exercise a fun part of your daily
life.
3. Avoid becoming overweight. No need to diet, just adopt
the two suggestions above and you should naturally stay in shape.
4. Avoid excessive drinking of alcoholic beverages. Some studies indicate there
may be a link between drinking alcohol and an increased risk for breast cancer.
Occasional glasses of red or white wine is fine. Some studies show that red wine in moderation can be
benefitial to your
health.
5. Do not smoke cigarettes or other tobacco products. Like
alcohol, smoking has been linked to breast cancer.
6. Practice breast
self massage. Massages in general are a good idea for the whole body.
A breast massage will increase blood circulation in your breast tissues. Use warmed oil to touch your
breast gently while in the shower or with your partner. There are special
massages that you can do to help enlarge your breasts. This information can be found
in the Breast Enlargement Guide, Flat To Fem.
7. Do exercises that involve the movements of your shoulders
and build up your chest and upper arm strength regularly. This help to improve the blood circulation
in your breasts as well as the flow of interstatial fluids between the cells.
8. Wear bras that are comfortable and are made of natural fibers (i.e. cotton). Wearing bras
that have under wires or that are strapless will push the breast up
and/or make red marks. Such bras may weaken supporting muscles and constrict lymph tissue.
If such bras are worn too often or for long periods of time, they will make the breasts sag and
allow toxins to build up in your breast tissue. Rotate your bras and limit their use when you can.
Going braless need not only be a social or political statement, it can also be a health statement!
9. Do not use
underarm deodorants that contains aluminum salts or similar compounds. Aluminum
is a heavy metal that can enter the blood and lymph systems through the
skin and severely challenge the immune system.
10. Eating some
soy-based products, such as soy milk, tofu, and tempeh regularly can help
block the tendency for breast tissues to bond with extra estrogens
that can cause disorder in the healthy functioning of breast
tissue.
The decision to enlarge my breasts, forced me to take a whole new look at my body. I realized that I
could make simple
changes that would not only improve the health of my breasts, but my health in general. Balancing my
nutritional needs, increasing my exercise level and staying away from unneccessary chemicals are
common sense things to do.
Use your new breasts as an incentive to do the right things that you should be doing anyway!
I hope this breast health online information is useful to you.
About the Author
Sam Frea is the publisher of several websites including:
Health Resources,.
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