A lot of women are becoming increasingly interested in herbal breast enlargement. As with any method of breast enlargement, there are certain controversies surrounding the subject. However, a lot of women agree that herbal methods are, at the very least, far safer than the surgical options at their disposal.

Indeed, that is the one aspect on which people on both sides of the fence agree. There are actually a number of different herbal options. For instance, there are supplemental pills. There are also creams and lotions. Insofar as these two methods are concerned, they are made primarily of organic materials. Because they are natural, there seems to be a very, very low risk of side effects. The same cannot be said for surgical breast enlargement, of course. Naturally, herbal methods are exceedingly less expensive than surgical enlargement options as well.

Before choosing any type of herbal option, you need to understand how it works. Let's begin with breast enlargement pills. Although every pill is different, most of them work to duplicate the natural process of breast development. They typically contain some type of phytoestrogens. They can be found in a great many herbs. When incorporated into pills, they work to stimulate a woman's body, particularly her breast area. In so doing, they also work to stimulate breast tissue growth.

Herbal enlargement creams work in rather the same way, except they work topically. The ingredients used within them are absorbed through the skin. Pueraria, which is a root that is indigenous to Thailand, is generally used in enlargement creams. This root itself is said to be able to help the milk ducts stretch and branch. It is also said to stimulate breast tissues, making them grow and even generating new tissue.

In either case, some similar ingredients are generally used. Typically, these products will include herbs such as wild yam, saw palmetto, and fennel seeds.