Clothes, hair, and makeup aren’t the only ways to enhance your femininity. The foods you eat can also have an impact!
Did you know that over 300 common foods contain plant estrogens known as phytoestrogens?
These foods and herbs have been used for natural hormone balancing for centuries. And since phytoestrogens mimic the effects of estrogen, they can even lead to breast enlargement.
While phytoestrogens aren’t a substitute for transgender hormone replacement therapy, these foods can help give you a feminine boost.
As an added bonus, they’re also super healthy and can help maintain an ideal weight. (Very important to your overall feminine appearance!)
Here are 5 fab femme foods worth including in your diet:
Flaxseed
Flaxseed are very high in phytoestrogens and are a great source of healthy fats. They’re also tasty! Try sprinkling ground flaxseed on cereal, yogurt, fruit, and salads.
Note: You must use ground flaxseed (instead of whole flaxseed) in order to digest them and get the full phytoestrogenic effect.
Soy
Soy is the most popular high-phytoestrogen food. There are tons of soy foods available, so it’s easy to work them into your diet. Try: tofu, soy beans, soy milk, soy yogurt, soy powder, soy burgers, etc.
Fruits and veggies
Many common fruits and vegetables contain phytoestrogens, giving you another reason to eat your fruits and veggies.
- High-phytoestrogen fruits include: dried prunes, peaches, raspberries and strawberries.
- High-phytoestrogen veggies include: alfalfa sprouts, Winter squash, green beans, collard greens, broccoli and cabbage.
Lentils
Lentils (and beans in general) are rich in phytoestrogens. They’re also low cal and high in protein and fiber, making them a great diet staple.
Yams
Yams are another healthy, phytoestrogen-rich food. In fact, a particular type of yam (wild yam) is one of the most commonly-used herbs for female hormone balancing.
Bonus: Bustea
While not technically a food, many teas are also high in phytoestrogens. Check out your local health food store for fenugreek tea, fennel tea, or licorice tea.
Or if you’re feeling ambitious, try making Bustea. This recipe was originally shared by Dr. James A. Duke in his classic book, The Green Pharmacy. The tea is concocted of various “bust boosting” herbs, hence the name!
Ingredients:
- 2 cups water
- 1 cup fenugreek
- Dash each of anise, basil, caraway, fennel, marjoram, licorice, lemongrass, dill
Directions:
Combine the ingredients in a pot and bring to a boil. After it cools, add honey and lemon to taste. Dr. Duke recommends drinking 1-2 cups per day.
Note: Since Bustea is very high in phytoestrogens, I don’t recommend over-consuming it if you take prescription hormones. (Always speak with your doctor before combining herbs and hormones or other prescription meds.)
Love,
Lucille
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Wonderful article! I have found that a combo of aguaje, fennel seed & fenugreek works great too. I have been using aguaje for 2 years so far & just added fennel & fenugreek this year. My skin is softening, my hair is growing & my butt is growing & that is just from the aguaje. The fennel seed & fenugreek is helping with breast growth. Very happy!
I have found that HRT a major component in achieving any significant mental, chemical and physical changes from male to female. However I believe that in addition to HRT that adapting a healthy diet is also essential in developing our transition into transgender female.
In particular reducing our sugars and unhealthy fats nd focusing more so on
Yes agree just started hormone hrt and my appetite has been not very so I had a hamburger last night big mistake left me filling bloated and yuck so I am going to a plant based diet
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Very helpful! Funnily enough, i already like a lot of peaches, raspberries, green beans, lentils and such, so incorperating them into my diet will be easy. Yams, though… I’ve never tried them. I’ll have to give them a try. And the finished bustea recipe smells great!
can u suggest wht should eat.i wnt natural transition m2f.which food i should nt eat.i m 5ft 7 inch.47 kg.i wnt natural transition by food.plz help me.i m kiti m2f pre op.
tnk u
You seem a little young… Like not even sexually developed ,young to where you wouldn’t even know what you truly want. Don’t you think you’re maybe rushing into a life changing decision with without any contemplation? Just Don’t want ya messing up your Body’s natural state or hormone production and have ya regretting change at such a young age. Not saying don’t go Trans just wanting you to think about it more before rushing into stuff.
Here are proper steps to becoming trans male to female Contemplate the decision to transition
Conduct research.
Come out to your support system
Start talking to your insurance firm and saving money.
Start working out and exercising your feminine voice.
Seek a qualified therapist
Receive a diagnosis- a Legitimate reason to change, Disgust or absolute discomfort with original genitalia
Develop a treatment plan
Complete your social gender role transition
Receive Hormone Replacement Therapy
Remove your hair
Begin Voice Change Therapy
Consider thyroid cartilage reduction surgery
Consider breast implants
Consider Face Feminization Surgery
Consider Vaginoplasty You will be able to have sexual intercourse and reach orgasm. This surgery is irreversible
Choose and change your name
Prepare for your work transition
Tie up Legal ends
https://www.wikihow.com/Transition-from-Male-to-Female-(Transgender)
Type up that Link for more info, Good luck with your decisions.
Joseph…Good advice for the most part but “becoming trans” I didn’t become Trans, I have ALWAYS been me and that was someone with a serious amount of dysphoria and always wishing I had support when I was younger because I should have gone through the procedures back then. There’s nothing wrong with doing this young, I’d encourage someone to go for it as soon as they feel that it’s right for them. I totally agree with doing it properly as you’re saying but don’t discourage someone because of their age, I encourage you just advise that it’s a big decision and leave it at that. Why tell someone to keep suffering if they’re ready for it? It was torture for me, if I could go back knowing what I know now I’d have started HRT when I was 20 and saved myself a lot of hardship.