What Are the Dangers of Bloussant?
Enhanced breast size is desired by women who purchase Bloussant, a natural, herb-based product. Advertisements state that Bloussant increases breast size, shape and fullness without surgery. Some women want the surgery-free benefits of larger breasts, however, there is concern about any dangers that go along with using Bloussant.
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Identification
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Bloussant comes in pill form and--in comparison to similar products--is the highest priced herbal breast enhancement on the market. Key ingredients include saw palmetto, wild yam and fennel seed, herbs known to have high levels of phyto-estrogens. Bloussant manufacturers maintain that these plant hormones will reactivate breast glands and stimulate new growth.
Theories/Speculation
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Although no studies have substantiated Bloussant to be dangerous, some critics allege use of the product increases risk for certain diseases.
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Breast Cancer
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Use of plant estrogen, which are hormones introduced into the body through Bloussant pills, could increase your chances for breast cancer, the same way your risk is increased when you undergo hormone replacement therapy, a procedure which also introduces additional estrogen into your body.
Acromegaly
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It is speculated that since the manufacturer of Bloussant once claimed that the herbal treatment stimulated the pituitary gland, which produces growth hormone, that undergoing the Bloussant treatment plan could lead to acromegaly. This condition results from overabundance of growth hormone.
Considerations
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The manufacturersof Bloussant does not recommend that you start the program of treatment if you are pregnant. An unborn child will feed from the mother's diet, which would include the herbs and other ingredients of Bloussant.
Warning
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Breast feeding mothers pass along, through their milk, any foods, nutrients or drugs they are ingesting. For this reason, the manufacturer of Bloussant discourages use of their product while breastfeeding a child.
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