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Breast Assured™ has been on the market since 2004.
We care about your health and safety - so have put a lot of love and care into what we do and into our products. All our products are manufactured according to international GMP standards.

Every female's body has a pre-determined genetic breast size. In many cases a woman's breast growth does not achieve its full potential during puberty. A number of factors such as stress, bad dieting habits, and vitamin deficiencies can cause women to have imbalanced hormonal levels during their teenage years. These hormone de-stabilizing factors can negatively impact normal breast growth and development.

Scientific research has concluded that storage of fat in the breast's connective tissue (otherwise known as breast growth) occurs most efficiently with the balanced presence of Estrogen, Progesterone, Prolactin, Human Growth Hormone and GF Compounds. GF Compounds are hormone like substances that are produced within the breast tissue itself. Along with other deficiencies, a lack of these compounds can lead to under development of a woman's breasts during puberty. After puberty when the body ceases to produce a significant amount of GF Compounds, breast growth ends.


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Breast Assured™ Capsules

Breast Assured™ combines a blend of 9 herbs and nutrients. These nutritional supplements do not contain estrogens or hormones, but traditionally

herbalists have used these herbs to help balance a wide range of female related problems.






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Breast AssuredBooster

We developed the Breast Assured Booster as an adjunct to the Breast Assured Capsules.
As a booster if you are not getting the desired results from the Breast Assured Capsules alone.
For people who live in a fast pace lifestyle.

  • Drink more than 4 caffinated drinks a day (Tea, Coffee, Coke etc.)
  • Have a high metabolism - hyper-active
  • If you smoke
  • Drink alcohol (more than twice a week)
  • High dosage pill / injection contraceptive

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Breast Assured™ Cream

Baobab - Adasonia digidata: Also known as the 'tree of life', the baobab tree has traditionally provided the native population with water, food, healing oils and medicine. Boabab oil is a widely accepted cosmetic ingredient.

The fruit pulp is know for it's exceptionally high levels of vitamin C, and contailns vitamins A, B1, B2, B6 and PP. Minerals present include calcium, phosphorus, potassium, iron, sodium, zinc and magnesium. The seed endocarp is also said to contain naturally occurring omega 3, 6 & 9.

Most significant is the Integral Antioxidant Capacity (IAC) which is due to the presence of ascorbic, citric, tartic, malic and scuccinic acids.

Kigelia KIGELIA AFRICANA: An African plant commonly known as the sausage tree. The African lore about this extract is that it can firm breast tissue, but there is no supporting research for this. Traditional African healers use kigelia to treat a wide range of skin ailments from fungal infections, boils, acne and psoriasis, through to more serious diseases, such as leprosy, syphilis and skin cancer. It is also used effectively to dress wounds and sores.
The Tonga women of the Zambezi valley apply cosmetic preparations of kigelia to their faces to ensure a blemish-free complexion. Young men and women also use it to enhance the growth of their genitalia and breasts respectively.
The traditional use of kigelia as a healing agent for skin conditions is validated by a significant body of scientific literature and patents (see below for examples [1]). Several papers support the use of kigelia extract for treating skin cancer while the extract has found a market in Europe and the Far East as the active ingredient in skin tightening and breast firming formulations.

Centella asistica - common name is Gotu kola: is a mild adaptogen, is mildly antibacterial, anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, anti-ulcerogenic, anxiolytic, a cerebral tonic, a circulatory stimulant, a diuretic, nervine and vulnerary.[2][3] Several scientific reports have documented Centella asiatica's ability to aid wound healing. Upon treatment with Centella asiatica, maturation of the scar is stimulated by the production of type I collagen. The treatment also results in a marked decrease in inflammatory reaction and myofibroblast production[4]

Pueraria Mirifica - White Kwao Krua: In Thailand, the plant “Kwao Krua” is considered to be a rejuvenating adaptogenic herb and has a history of use in folk medicine. There are two kinds of Kwao Krua roots, namely white and red. The White Kwao Krua is the herb used by females and the Red Kwao Krua is the herb used by males. White Kwao Krua is believed to have a high concentration of phytoestrogens.

Direction:

Apply the cream on each breast massaging in a circular motion for 2-3 minutes. Apply once in the morning and at night.



1. Burkill, H. M. (1985) Kigelia africana. Useful plants of west tropical Africa, Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew. 1: 254-257; 738-739; 754; 757.
Grace, O. M., Light, M.E., Lindsey, K.L., Mulholland, D.A., van Staden, J. and Jäger, A.K., (2002). Antibacterial activity and isolation of active compounds from fruit of the traditional African medicinal tree Kigelia africana. South African Journal of Botany 68(2): 220-222.
Houghton P.J. (2002) The sausage tree (Kigelia africana): ethnobotany and recent scientific work. South African Journal of Botany 68: 14-20.
Jackson, S. J., Houghton, P.J., Retsas, S. and Photiou, A. (2000). In Vitro Cytotoxicity of Norviburtinal and Isopinnatal from Kigelia pinnata Against Cancer Cell Lines. Planta Medica 66: 758- 761.
Picerno, P., G. Autore, et al. (2005). Anti- inflammatory activity of verbinoside from Kigelia africana and evaluation of cutaneous irritation in cell cultures and reconstituted human epidermis. Journal of Natural Products 68: 1610-1614.
2. ^ a b Winston, D., Maimes, S., Adaptogens: Herbs For Strength, Stamina, and Stress Relief, 2007, pp. 226-7
3. ^ "A Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study on the Effects of Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) on Acoustic Startle Response in Healthy Subjects". Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology. 20(6):680-684, December 2000. Bradwejn, Jacques MD, FRCPC *; Zhou, Yueping MD, PhD ++; Koszycki, Diana PhD *; Shlik, Jakov MD, PhD
4. ^ Widgerow, Alan D.; Laurence A. Chait (July 2000). "New Innovations in Scar Management" (abstract). Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (Springer New York) 24 (3): 227–234. doi:10.1007/s002660010038. ISSN: 0364-216X (Print) 1432-5241 (Online).


 

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