
Originally Posted by
RedBaron
There is absolutely NO reason for someone to be injecting LR3 directly into their breasts. Even if LR3 has an effect on receptors in the breast, it has a LONG active life and will function just fine systemically to act on all tissues in the body. Now that being said, the thing that you see in select individuals is some swelling of the breasts when on HGH or IGF when injected elsewhere. The breasts have a reasonable number of receptors, and with the right hormone balance (the presence of sufficient estrogen, etc.) HGH and/or IGF can certainly cause breast tissue to grow ... in males OR females.
I have helps many females involved with bodybuilding and figure with HGH and IGF type cycles. For the most part, they don't experience any changes in their breasts. There have been a few however that have been very pleasantly surprised with a nice increase in fullness. Now as to whether it is just a temporary phenominon of holding fluid or a permanent enhancement, the jury is still out. While I am friends with many of these people, I certainly don't know them well enough to be examining their breasts on a regualar basis to form an educated opinion. In females, their breast size actually changes at various points in the month anyway in relation to their natural monthly cycle.
I think the best we can say right now is that it is in the realm of possibility for a female to gain a slight bit of breast fullness by HGH or IGF. It is cetainly not enough of an enhancement that it would be an alternative to breast enhancement surgery, nor would it require direct injection into the breast. Furthermore, from what I have seen, it is only a visibly noticeable effect for a small percentage of females that I have seen using IGF and HGH. Bottom line, I wouldn't argue that a few lucky gals could probably plump up a bit, but by and large it just isn't going to be the panacea for all females wishing to enhance their breasts.