[Closed] Bust Bunny

All that can be said Kerri is that if these products worked  we'd all be walking around with D cups and the breast implant surgeons would be out of business.....

Haven't taken it and won't.  To find out what's in it I had to dig deep into their website.  They don't list how much of each ingredient is in a pill.  They have no independent lab analysis.  There's nothing verifiable to back up their wild claims.  All I see is the recipe for snake oil.  Don't waste your money.

It seems obvious that supplements are a waste of money for breast development.  If they really worked, cis women would take them by the handful and the boob job business would dry up.

If you want a pair of your own, HRT is the way to go.

/EA

Emily,

The only thing keeping me from HRT is my family.  They are transphobic.  I’m divorced and estranged from my only child.  I don’t want to give them another reason to hate me.

Kerri

I can totally relate to the family situation.Sadly there's no point in giving away ammunition.I've tried some herbal supplements with some small physical results,some changes in emotion.I cry a lot easier now.When I'm happy I'm just beaming.

Hi Kerri,

Obviously, you should do what you feel is best for your situation.

I think it may be possible for you to go on low-dose HRT and still fly under the radar.  A low-dose of estrogen will give you some mental and emotional benefits, while minimizing the physical effects.  It might be worth talking to a doc that treats trans patients.

Best of luck to you.

/EA

Thanks ‘Em. I could see doing that and at least feeling a little fem and getting rid of some of this toxic masculinity,

What the heck is ‘ Bust Bumny🤔?

Meghan,

Bust Bunny is a supplement that contains fenugreek and other herbals that supposedly makes womens (and mens?) breasts grow.  Does it work or is it snake oil like Emily says?

Hi Kerri,

Supplements are a multi billion dollar industry, annually. Many companies offer their customers a free one month supply in exchange for posting a positive review so the reviews can be subjective. I usually read the negative reviews and look for a common complaint and then research the ingredients. Having done so on this product it would be a no for me.

there was talk on the news recently about teenage girls taking bee pollen for breast enlargement!