Minneapolis ,Oct 29, 2006 -- After two years on the Japanese and American market, B2Up bubble gum, a natural breast enhancing dietary supplement, is proving to be a big hit for American Women!
B2upusa.com says its B2UP Bust-Up gum, when chewed three or four times a day, can also help improve circulation, reduce stress and fight aging.
Geoffrey Colosi, Chief Relations Officer of www.B2upusa.com the distributor of B2Up, commented "We are happy and honored to provide a product that instills confidence in all out there who needs a little boost."
B2Up’s main ingredient is Pueraria Mirifica root extract also known as Kwao Krua, is a species found in Thailand and Burma.
"Gwao Krua" (Pueraria mirifica) is Thailand endemic species found mainly in the northern and western part of Thailand and Myanmar. In the past, indigenous mountain tribe people living in northern Thailand would put honey on Gwao Krua root and eat it as traditional cuisine. Over the years the people realized it had some medicinal qualities to it and started to use it to treat female related medical issues.
The plant's underground tubers contain a number of chemicals called Phytoestrogens natural compounds which mimic the effects of the female sex hormone Oestrogen.
B2UP says that it is the effect of these two chemicals, coupled with a third phytooestrogen isoflavone, which makes its gum so effective giving rejuvenated look that includes increased breast size, clearer complexion, and strengthened hair. Spokesperson for Good one Ltd (the manufacturers of B2UP) said tests carried out by Thailand's Chulalongkorn University found Pueraria mirifica therapy was able to enhance breast size up to 80%.
Data provided by the manufacturer of B2UP said, a group of 50 women took Pueraria Mirifica over 90 days, the results:
28% show no change in bust size,
54% show measurable increase in bust size,
18% show major increase in bust size.
97% show improvement on hair and skin within 3 weeks.
B2Up Gum attributes its powers to the slow release of dietary supplements, of which pueraria mirifica appears to be the most active. “Unlike dietary supplements taken in a pill once a day, the gum means that it is constantly bombarding your system and restoring the muscle tissue that keeps breasts healthy,” a B2Up spokeswoman said.
Further tests carried out in England found that the plant had a beneficial effect on the skin, and hair, as well as the breasts.
The British Nutrition Foundation, said research had suggested phytoestrogens may be beneficial in post-menopausal women in reducing menopausal symptoms, and could have beneficial effects on risk factors for heart disease and osteoporosis, and research has shown it may be beneficial in breast cancer prevention.
Research had suggested that isoflavone supplements are not as effective in managing menopausal symptoms as isoflavone rich foods such as soya.
Furthermore, consumption of isoflavones may need to be life-long in order to have beneficial effects on postmenopausal symptoms.
So there is clear evidence of the potential health benefits of consuming isoflavone-rich foods such as soya.
