The report showed that the implants were not made of toxic or carcinogenic silicone filler.  Prof Sir Bruce Keogh, the NHS medical director said the PIP implants would still rupture twice as likely as other implants.

About 47,000 women in the UK have PIP implants with around 95% fitted privately and a small minority on the NHS following cancer for breast reconstruction surgery.

Prof Keogh and his team found there was insufficient evidence to show that the removal of PIP implants was necessary, however they did identify the worry that the problem was causing.

Their research found no link between the implants and cancer and evidence was inclusive of the increase of rupture rates.   The final report has now been published and Prof Keogh says tests in many countries have, “shown that the implants are not toxic and therefore we do not believe they are a threat to the long-term health of women who have PIP implants”.

He noted that the PIP implants were not of the same standards as other breast implants and they were more likely to rupture.  The report said that they would recommend women who have symptoms such as tenderness, soreness or lumpiness to speak to their GP or surgeon.

Women who had their PIP implants on the NHS can still have them removed or replaced free of charge.  The NHS in England and Scotland will also remove private patients implants but not replace them.

It is important to remember to ask questions when having any cosmetic procedure, in addition to breast enlargement, and finding out the risks that may occur.

The post PIP Breast Implants Bursting appeared first on Womans Miracle Female Hormonal Supplements.

News Report from Jan. 27, 2011

US federal health officials say they are investigating a possible link between breast implants and a very rare form of cancer, raising new questions about the safety of devices which have been scrutinised for decades.

The cancer, known as anaplastic large cell lymphoma, attacks lymph nodes and the skin and has been reported in the scar tissue which grows around an implant.

The Food and Drug Administration is asking doctors to report all cases of the cancer so the agency can better understand the association.

The agency has learned of just 60 cases of the disease worldwide, among the estimated five million to 10 million women with breast implants.

The agency reviewed the scientific literature going back to 1997 along with information provided by international governments and manufacturers.

Most of the cases were reported after patients sought medical care for pain, lumps, swelling and other problems around the surgical site.

The agency saw no difference in cancer rates between patients with saline versus silicone implants. There was also no difference between patients who got the implants for cosmetic reasons versus those who underwent reconstructive surgery after breast cancer.

Because the disease is so rare, FDA researchers suggested the issue may never be completely resolved.

“A definitive study would need to collect data on hundreds of thousands of women for more than 10 years. Even then, causality may not be conclusively established,” the agency said.

Still, the FDA said it is working with the American Society of Plastic Surgeons to register patients with the cancer and track them over time.

Breast implants are marketed in the US by Allergan Inc and Johnson & Johnson’s Mentor Corp. Those companies will be required to update the labelling for their products to reflect the cancer reports.

A handful of researchers have published papers on instances of the lymphoma in breast implant patients over the past three years, prompting FDA’s review.

Some research suggests bits of silicone can leak into skin and lymph node cells, triggering the cancer. Even saline implants include trace amounts of silicone to help them maintain shape.

The lymphoma is an aggressive form of cancer though it is often curable, according to experts. Treatments include radiation, chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant, if the disease returns.

Reports of the cancer among women with breast implants have been reported anecdotally for years, according to Dr Jasmine Zain, a lymphoma specialist at New York University’s Langone Medical Centre.

“We’ve seen it from time to time over the years but this is the first time the FDA actually looked at all the case reports and made a statement,” Zain said.

The FDA pulled silicone breast implants off the market in 1992, saying manufacturers had not provided medical data showing their safety and effectiveness. At the time, there were worries about a connection to a variety of diseases, including cancer and lupus. Alarming cases of ruptures added to the concern.

But in 2006 the agency returned the implants to the market after most studies failed to find a link between silicone breast implants and disease.

The approval came with conditions, including a requirement that the companies complete 10-year studies on women who have already received the implants to study leaks, as well conduct new decade-long studies of the safety of the devices in 40,000 women.

The FDA said the companies have continued to pursue those studies, though several of them have enrolled less than half of the patients needed to make them statistically useful.

Dr Diana Zuckerman said the studies “will be completely useless unless the FDA can convince the companies to do more to keep women in their studies”. Zuckerman’s group, National Research Centre for Women and Families, opposed the FDA’s decision to re-approve silicone implants.

Wells Fargo analyst Larry Biegelsen, who covers the medical device industry, said the negative media coverage over the issue could hurt implant sales.

“At this point, we do not expect breast implants to be removed from the market, but sales growth could be negatively impacted by the media coverage,” Biegelsen wrote in a note to investors.

The post Breast Implants May Pose Cancer Risk appeared first on Womans Miracle Female Hormonal Supplements.

The post My Report appeared first on Womans Miracle Female Hormonal Supplements.

The post I’ve Been Taking Woman’s Miracle for 12 Days appeared first on Womans Miracle Female Hormonal Supplements.

The post Day 6 appeared first on Womans Miracle Female Hormonal Supplements.

The post First Few Days of Woman’s Miracle appeared first on Womans Miracle Female Hormonal Supplements.

Before I get into to much detail, I want to add that tonz of women have used Woman’s Miracle and received amazing results, and those testimonials are all over our website and even this blog.

So, I should give you a little back history on myself, so it is obvious where I am coming from and why I would use them.
I am a pretty healthy, non-smoker, non-tobacco, non-drug user, and I eat my fruits and veggies.  I am 5’9,  165+ lbs, in my early 30’s, and have 3 children.  I breast fed all three of my children until they were one, and experienced extreme deflation and drooping when finished.  Unfortunately, (um…this is embarrassing) but my breasts are still in this state.  Yuck huh!!

Anyways, I have wanted to get breast augmentation so many times.  But there is always something that keeps me from doing it.  First, getting the funds together, has held me back.  Then there have been times when I have had plenty of money to go through with the procedure, but have been afraid of the side effects that augmentation can have.  Also, not wanting to be in pain and/or putting foreign objects into my body.  Being *ALL-NATURAL is also a big issue I have struggled with as well.

So, I am excited, (to say the least) about using Woman’s Miracle, and all the incredible possibilities that come with the supplement.  I can fill up my deflated, droopy breasts.  I can have fuller, firmer, and perkier breasts.  And the cool part is that I will be all natural!!!

Today, I measured myself and started my first dosage of pills.  (I hate to tell the world how small I am, and how droopy I am, but here it is…)  I measure 9 in. from each collar bone to the center of each breast.  I measure 9 in. from the ribs on the outer edge (under my armpit) to the middle sternum, on each side.  Oddly enough, I also measure 9 in. from the center of one breasts to the center of the other breast.

Stay Tuned to see what happens with me and my chest….haha!

The post Using the Miracle Pills appeared first on Womans Miracle Female Hormonal Supplements.

Just wanted to let you know that things are going good.  When I started I was not even really a size B anymore, with all the post-nursing shrinkage.  Now my B bra is almost full.  We are very excited down here.  Also before I started taking Woman’s Miracle I had severe headaches almost every week! Since starting the pills I maybe get 1 headache a month and it is much less painful.   Thank you Woman’s Miracle!

Thanks so much.
Melinda

The post Post Nursing Shrinkage Fixed appeared first on Womans Miracle Female Hormonal Supplements.

Woman’s Miracle has made an incredible difference in my life! For several years I suffered with digestion complications as a result of having my Gall Bladder removed. After many different attempts to correct the problem, my surgeon informed me that I was probably one of the rare few who, after having my gall bladder surgery, would probably struggle with stomach pain for the rest of my life.

This news was heartbreaking. I had not been able to keep solid food in my digestive tract, any food I ate produced severe stomach cramps and constant diarrhea. I was a mess, losing weight, strength, feel weak and distressed all the time. I tried everything imaginable to find relief. Doctors had me try powdered mixes designed to add fiber to my digestive tract, these had a small but minimal effect. I was even given anti-depressants in an attempt to slow my digestive rate.

It was at this point in time I was introduced to Woman’s Miracle. Randy Christensen, became aware of my plight and suggested that the herbal ingredients in Woman’s Miracle might help me find relief. Within two days of taking Woman’s Miracle, I began to be able to eat without stomach pain. Several days later my bowel movements returned to their normal function. It has been five months since I first took Woman’s Miracle, and I am back to my normal self and feeling great!

Thanks to Woman’s Miracle, I have my life back!

Lanette O.

The post Woman’s Miracle is Truly a Miracle appeared first on Womans Miracle Female Hormonal Supplements.