Are There Pills to Reduce Breast Size?

Men and women can both suffer from abnormally or uncomfortably large breasts. Breast reduction surgery is very costly and has a variety of side effects, some painful. But there are alternatives available, and all claim to be 100 percent natural, derived from herbal sources.

Herbal supplements are not regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. There is also no guarantee that you will see results, and you should always talk with your doctor before starting to take any new supplements.

Alexia

This is one of the popular breast reduction pills. Its makers claim that it is a 100 percent natural herbal supplement that attacks the fatty cells in the breasts. They claim that results can be seen within weeks. Alexia has been deemed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, to be made with “ingredients that are safe and effective," according to the website Alexia Pills.

Trima

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These herbal pills are also said to be 100 percent natural and safe. They regulate the female hormones that are responsible for controlling breast size. Trima pills, according to a press release found on the website PR Log, will permanently reduce breast size.

Herbal supplements are not regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. There is also no guarantee that you will see results, and you should always talk with your doctor before starting to take any new supplements.

Gynexin

These are actually male breast reduction pills. The manufacturer claims that up to 40 percent of men experience male breasts. The manufacturer’s website also claims that the pills are 100 percent natural with no known side effects. The pills are said to burn excess fat and glandular tissue from the male chest while tightening the skin. The manufacturer also claims a 90 percent success rate, and guaranteed satisfaction with the product.

Herbal supplements are not regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. There is also no guarantee that you will see results, and you should always talk with your doctor before starting to take any new supplements.