Well, I believe that if you are seeing results you should continue until you reach your desired size. If tissues are truly grown, they will remain, but will also respond to the loss of whatever stimulated their development, just as natural breasts after pregnancy and/or breast feeding.Herbal creams or phytoestrogen-containing "natural" products may have unpredictable and variable effects on individuals using them, but if these were credible products that really worked for a majority of users, then plastic surgeons would be out of the breast augmentation business. Just because the company sells a product and has a slick website does not make it real. Yet you seem sold on the product, and that is good for you!You should understand that photographs can be "doctored," fake testimonials generated, and even a few "real" responders such as you might be induced to endorse a product that has no scientific validity, peer-reviewed credibility, and standardized photographic documentation. So, if it seems to good to be true, it usually is. If you think it really works, God bless you; I hope it continues to fulfill your expectations as it drains your wallet. No harm trying (in most cases--be careful of non-pharmaceutical hormone sources).The statements in the Naturaful website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug
