Hello Lots.
(16-03-2013, 08:53 PM)Lots Wrote: After of course taking smaller dosages in the first two or three weeks, I'm planning to take 2g of PM and 750mg of SP daily, probably after breakfast.
Would those dosages be a good start or is there anything I should change? Or should I alternate the doses every day, or maybe split taking the pills to twice a day?
When taking a new herb for the first time I prefer to start at a low dose and gradually build up. I do this to give my body time to adjust to the new herb and to see if it causes any side-effects for me. I don't consider 2,000 mg of pm to be a high dose, but I don't know how your body may react to this amount on day 1. You may have no problems at all. However, I know some members take pm in amounts less than 2,000 mg because that's all their bodies can tolerate.
I assume you're taking the extract version of sp. I don't take this herb anymore, and when I did, it was the whole version. I'm not sure what would be a good starting dose for this herb.
I think taking NBE herbs at least twice a day is a good idea. You may find it more beneficial to spread this out further. A constant level of herbs in your body may be more productive than having a sudden high and then a declining amount for the rest of the day and night.
(16-03-2013, 08:53 PM)Lots Wrote: I'm also wondering if there's anything I should get besides PM and SP?
I don't think so. I think something important to keep in mind is more herbs is not necessarily better with NBE. Pm and sp has worked for a lot of members here, so it's a fair assumption the same would be true for you. I say give these herbs a chance and then go from there if needed.
(16-03-2013, 09:34 PM)Lots Wrote: So how do I know if it's the right dosage? Is it as simple as "If nothing happens after a certain amount of months, change it?" or are there ways of seeing if my dosage is right for me?
Thanks again!
To me the right dosage for a person means two things:
- The dosage brings about breast growth.
- The dosage doesn't incur any unpleasant side-effects.
Finding the right dosage to achieve breast growth will take some time. However, you may experience indicators of development sooner than you may expect like body fat being redistributed to your breasts, or feeling itchiness or tingling in your breasts.
Building up slowly with dosage I think helps with determining what side-effects, if any, a herb may incur. I think more often than not, when members experience unpleasant side-effects from a new herb, they usually figure this out before knowing how helpful the herb may be with breast growth.