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Journal of Ethnopharmacology: Fennel and Anise as Estrogenic Agents.National Institutes of Health: Licorice.Mayo Clinic: Natural Breast Enhancement.Consult your health care provider before using any of these products, particularly if you have a medical condition or a family history of breast cancer. Red clover is a source of isoflavones similar to those found in soy, and blessed thistle has been used for centuries as a breast enlarger and lactation stimulant.

The National Institutes of Health states that licorice, one of the most popular herbal breast enlargers, contains compounds that elevate levels of the lactation-related hormones estrogen and prolactin 2 3. Several herbal supplements are touted as natural breast enhancers, but Mayo Clinic's Pruthi questions the safety and effectiveness of these compounds 1. Eat a diet rich in tofu, tempeh, edamame and soy milk to improve your breast size, but note that heavily processed soy "burgers" and "cheese" contain little of the plant's estrogen-boosting compounds.Soy is rich in estrogen-like compounds known as isoflavones, according to the U.S.