I looove this forum!

This is my first post, a month after starting on Bella's 300mg Pueraria Mirifica caps, 3x per day. I've already had growth (about a third of a cup!) and while it could be swelling, I don't think it is. When my boobs swell, they usually feel heavy, but this is different. They're firm and fuller, without the heaviness and pain I usually get with luteal (PMS) swelling.

So I'm not regretting my purchase with Bella.

However, I was dismayed to see that one of the photos on her before and after pages appears to be doctored. I do graphic design work on the side and know what can be done with Photoshop. An analysis of photographic "landmarks" shows when one photo is an altered version of another. White deodorant markings, the distance and angle between arms and torso...these should not be *exactly* the same from one photograph to the next.

Am I seeing things or does the first photo set in her series (currently, at least -- she might take it down after this) look like a doctored double?:

http://www.bellasbeautifullbust.com/customer-before-after-pictures.php

I own my own business and know how hard it can be to get started. Even if the photo were fake, it wouldn't necessarily mean that PM or that Bella's PM doesn't work (and her self portraits are quite convincing). However, lying to people is wrong and if it's fake she needs to stop using it.

I'll update on my growth in a few months!

Actually I've always been impressed with Bella's pictures. Although they did not show huge growth originally, they were much fuller. I'm not in the biz, but I also look at landmarks on a photo and her's always looked pretty real to me. However, I hadn't looked at them in a long time, she had definately had great progress in her newest photo's. Glad you are seeing results too. I'm scared to try PM for some of the effects I've read about, but if I did, it would be Bella's.

Hi Lovemy2,

Yes it certainly does look like a photoshop in that one (first) customer submitted photo. However, the evidence on every other photo on that website is very believable. There is no doubt that there has been enhancement in the other photos and none of the others show 'tampering' evidence at least after a quick look.

This is a puzzle. Why when all the other photos are so very conclusive would the company in question go to any length to perpetuate a touched up photo. My only thought is that since this was a submission from a customer that the customer herself may have doctored the photo. Who knows.

I tried to right click in order to pull the photo up and look for pixel evidence, but the website does not allow such action (what a good idea in my opinion because it removes the easy 'theft' of photos that would be used by all those unscrupulous companies out there to tout their own worthless products).

So yes, that one photo in question has no doubt in my mind been tampered with. Since we don't know who did it and since other photos show no tampering I say we just put it down to some fluke. Perhaps you can email Bella and ask her if she agrees the photo looks shopped. It does her no service to have that on her website -submitted by a customer - if someone has created an exaggerated/misleading photo.

Best wishes,
waxingmoon

Oh, I see what you mean now, sorry. Looks alot like the same picture, but the other ones do look real. I'm more on the business side of technology, not the graphics, how can you plump up just the breast like that? Actually, when I went back and looked, I could almost see faint noogle marks on some, and I'm sure that is not the case. But when you start scrutinizing the pictures, you see those things whether they are actually there or not. I've seen alot of before and after in the last few years, but #4 actually looks familiar, like someone from the forums.

I have to say, I have looked at those pictures a hundred times and never noticed that until you pointed it out, too busy looking at the boob growth, which wasn't that impressive concidering the amount of time she was on the product, and if one was going to photoshop be a bit more generous, lol. Your right that one customer is questionable but the rest look real to me.
I am sure if Bella thinks they are boogus she will take them down, she maybe didn't notice the deodourant detail either.
As far as Bella's pictures, I feel they are the real deal, very close up and focused really clearly, I have never felt they were tampered with, Plus she was on the product for a very long time and also at higher doses.
I am also impressed she did not gain stomach fat while doing her program, I was not so lucky and have once again have stopped PM.

There is a poster on the PM forum'Jane" who thinks dosesabove 100mgs a day is way too high and dangerous, thinks higher doses in products is more for profit than anything,,, but 100mgs doses and only 30 pills per bottle seems like marketing stratgie to me also because people just have to buy more bottles at about $40-$60 a bottle, that adds up.

Would love for Wahakia to comment on above doses.
Anyway,,, good luck with your program and don't get discouraged with those photos in particular, all the rest seem real, I am sure you'll see that set of piks taken off.