Bust-enhancing herbal supplements, costing about $230 for an
eight-week supply, claim to increase a woman's breast size naturally, using
herbs like saw palmetto, hops, wild yam, and black cohosh, according to the June
2003 issue of Obstetrics & Gynecology. While they may be au naturel, that
doesn't necessarily mean they'll work.
"Buyer beware," says James Wells, MD,
president of the American Society of Plastic Surgery. "I don't think any of the
herbal products that are touted as breast enhancers show any promise. My
challenge is for them to show some scientific evidence."
No clinical trials
or animal studies on whether the alleged bust-enhancing supplements actually
increase breast size have been published, according to the Obstetrics &
Gynecology article. And "it is unlikely that any of these products, if they
contain what their labels say that they contain, would cause breast
enlargement."
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