To the ANR critic out there, I want you to consider this: if I daily drink something of which 7% is sugar,[1] straight from her, do you really think I’ll love my wife any less? Reference: 1. Composition of human milk
This interim guidance is intended for women who are confirmed to have COVID-19 or are persons-under-investigation (PUI) for COVID-19 and are currently breastfeeding. This interim guidance is based on what is currently known about COVID-19 and the transmission of other viral respiratory infections. CDC will update this interim guidance as needed as additional information becomes available. For…
Breast Milk Antibodies Breast milk is a remarkably ‘altruistic’ secretion; that is, its contents are directed at protecting the [husband] with minimal or no benefit to the [wife]. Not only is the concentration of secretory antibodies (mainly IgA) in breast milk remarkably high (10–100-fold higher than in serum),[13] milk antibodies also possess a broad range of…
Yellowish milk like this sunset beachgoing superwoman’s, signifies nutrient richness. Whitish milk is more watery. These are respectively referred to as hindmilk and foremilk. She must have just nursed or pumped, hence the “hind” milk. Kudos to this lady for normalizing her superpowers in a way that’s modest, beautiful and glorious. Further reading: Foremilk and…
True story. I have a sweet tooth. My blood sugar level has been known to spike in the past. Women’s bodies produce sugar. Real sugar. What a shame many women never get to realize their maximum inherent sweetness, both figuratively and literally. I think I’ll have to invest in a blood glucose meter when I get…
From BBC News. A shop in Covent Garden, in London, is selling ice cream containing human breast milk. The makers say the ice cream is pure, organic and totally natural. Matt Cooke spoke to the ice cream’s creator, Matt O’Connor and tried some for himself.
Diabetes, low blood sugar and low carb diets can’t stop milk production, nor do they seriously affect milk composition. Women’s bodies still somehow bear fruit. The Wikipedia article on breast milk says: “Actual inability to produce enough milk is rare, with studies showing that [women] from developing countries experiencing nutritional hardship still produce amounts of milk…
