Breast Enlargement Pumps and Breast Milk Pumps

Any male who has done some research about growing breasts has no doubt come across the term, "breast pump" that somehow relates to their new or potential breasts. I know that I got confused about the subject - what kind of breast pump were they referring to?

There are basically to types of breast pumps that we might be interested in: Breast Enlargement Pumps and Breast Milk Pumps.

The purpose of a breast enlargement pump is as the name implies. This is a device that is supposed to help one's breasts get bigger by pumping on the breast or breast area. Most breast enlargement pumps operate in a similar way. You attach the pump to the breasts which create a suction in which your breasts are pulled outward.

The idea is that your breasts become bigger because the device: (1) Swells the breast tissue by vacuuming fats and fluids into breast tissue cells causing them to expand; (2) Expands the mammary gland tissue to its fullest by stimulating a balanced natural hormone level, as occurs during female puberty, and (3) increases collagen production to firm the breasts.

While I have not used the Breast Enlargement pump and cannot speak to its usefulness directly, in doing my research, I am convinced that such devices are not worth pursuing.

Instead, gently massage your breasts or the breast area to stimulate the circulation in the area, use Breast Success or Perfect Woman, etc. to provide the necessary hormones and take collagen tablets.

Breast Milk Pumps are pumps used by nursing mothers in between feedings to release breast milk to be stored for future use. Women who are not producing enough milk sometimes use a breast milk pump to stimulate milk production. Adoptive mothers who would not normally produce milk, have been known to use a breast milk pump for a couple of months to induce lactation, so that the adopted babies can be nursed.

For men with breasts who want to experience lactation, anecdotal evidence indicates that by using a breast milk pump over a period of 2-3 months, you can cause your breasts to produce milk. This includes using the pump several times a day for 30 minutes at a time and should be supported with "lactation herbs."

My conclusion are that for breast enlargement, a breast enlargement pump is not needed or terribly useful. If you a ready to try for lactating, though, a breast milk pump would be a useful tool.

Have you had any experiences using either a breast enlargement pump or breast milk pump? Share what happened!

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