What is the success rate?
@The number of women who find that their bodies respond to the herbs and achieve a noticeable breast enhancement is more than 90% of those taking it, but bear in mind that the time taken to achieve that response varies enormously. In extreme cases it can take up to 8 months for the body to respond.@Are Pueragold Breast Series safe to use ? Absolutely. Breast Cream and botanic use only natural ingredients for no expected side effects. And, standard dermal toxicity tests on various animal species, as well as humans, showed toxicity not to be a factor. It is not recommended for teens, pregnant or nursing women.
There are three main variables that affect pregnancy success rate after embryo transfer: conception rate post-breeding; embryo recovery rate; and pregnancy success of transferred embryo. Conception rate is dependent on the kind of semen utilized (fresh-cooled or frozen), the stallion’s fertility, and the breeding management of the mare, amongst others. Young fertile mares can have embryo recovery rates of around 70-80% per cycle while older infertile mares can have rates closer to 10-30%. Once the embryo is recovered, one can expect pregnancy success rate of approximately 80% at 12 days, with about a 10% rate of pregnancy loss following that time.
[Section Updated: 9/97] There are so many studies, so many treatment symptoms, and so many cause and effect conditions that it we can’t begin to identify them all here. It was reported in 1996, that over 85% of the patients who have followed the protocol have permanently stopped the successful treatment after 16-18 shots, with no recurrence of the symptoms. Of the seemingly failures in the generally observed population, 10% will feel better than they ever have since their allergies started, but for some reason require an annual “booster” to maintain a symptom free status. These patients are receiving significant reduction of symptoms but are unable to fully stretch out the period between shots or to stop them with continued success. Some patients may admit they have not followed the guidelines and rules for one reason or another. The remaining 5% are true failures for which no results, or insignificant results, have been seen. Studies are still in progress and perhaps will help to iden
