ask me about boobs as nutrition

[ms. bing]

this is something men tend to be uncomfortable with, so i understand if i get flamed by some guys. after all, it removes the boob from the world that tells them breasts are beautiful and made just for them. breasts are actually remarkably useful as a source of nutrition, and they are not just for infants any more!
so ask me......

[Mudflap]

Whaddaya mean "they're not just for infants anymore" ?

[ms. bing]

pro athletes are paying top dollar for breastmilk from healthy, drug-free lactating mothers. they drink it before working out as a performance booster.
also, it is now recommended, if at all possible, to breastfeed children to age two.

[Mudflap]

Pro-athletes are dumb.

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[Mr. Snrub]

Do they drink it direct from the vendor or is there some kind of bottling process?

[ms. bing]

they buy it frozen, but im sure for a little extra money anything is possible.

[Cruise Director]

Would it be unhealthy for the woman to keep her body lactating for an extended period of time? If not, it could be a valuable source of income for her. I know that NICU units pay top dollar for frozen breast milk.

[ms. bing]

it's not at all unhealthy. i know one woman who, because she kept getting pregnant, was nursing one baby or another for 7 years. the problem is not all women are successful at getting that stuff out themselves. pumping is not nearly as effective as a baby nursing, and a lot of women simply have no luck at it. also, breastmilk is a supply and demand type thing. the amount you use is the amount you replace, so pumping once a day will eventually just cause you to dry up. many women start back to work 8 hours a day intending to pump at work, just to find out the pump doesn't empty their breasts and production falls off to the point that they have to quit nursing.
more simply put, if all women could do that, don't you think they would?