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Sustained lactation is the biological norm

The external article below perfectly supports my thesis that God designed women to breastfeed forever. See Feminine distinctives, where I made that point. “In reproductive physiology, lactation follows pregnancy. In traditional populations, children continue to breastfeed for 3 to 4 years, suggesting that sustained lactation is the biological norm. However, cultural norms are markedly different;…

Feminine distinctives

In Helper by Design: God’s Perfect Plan for Women in Marrage, Elyse Fitzpatrick presents two extreme and opposing views some Christian women hold about what differentiates them from men. One view sees them as completely different from men in every way, while on the other end of the spectrum is the assertion that women are…

Inhibit the Feedback Inhibitor of Lactation. Let it Flow.

Please follow Mikalah Hodges (IG @mikalah66, Twitter @HodgesMikalah, lactationstation2020.com). She brings a wealth of information on lactation for every purpose under the sun– yes, including ANR, as she’s very supportive of our lifestyle. A board-certified lactation consultant and 53 year old grandmother who successfully induced lactation two years ago and is still producing, I know…

Ubera: Latin lesson in overflowing breasts

From Wiktionary: ubera Latin[edit] Noun[edit] ūbera nominative plural of ūber accusative plural of ūber vocative plural of ūber   uber Jump to navigationJump to search See also: Uber, ueber, über, uber- and über- Contents 1English English[edit] Alternative forms[edit] über ueber Etymology[edit] From German über- Pronunciation[edit] Rhymes: -uːbə(r) Or, imitating the German, /ˈjuːbə/, /ˈɪuːbə/, /ˈyːbə/. Adjective[edit] uber (not comparable) Super; high-level; high-ranking quotations ▼ Adverb[edit] uber (not comparable) Very; super quotations ▼ Anagrams[edit] Brue, Bure, Rube, buer, bure, ebru, erub, rube Latin[edit] Etymology[edit] From *h₁ówHdʰr̥ (“udder”) (r/n-stem, with r made common to all cases). Cognates…

Spontaneous Lactation

From various websites: Back when I was 17, while showering one day, I noticed my breasts suddenly began to produce copious amounts of milk! I told my mother, who said I was pregnant. I insisted I wasn’t, but she didn’t believe me. -Anonymous (paraphrased) By freckles5321, Feb 13, 2006 I am so confused. About three…

Breast pump

Breast pump From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Hygeia Enjoye electric breast pump Ameda Purely Yours Double Electric Breast Pump worn with D’Lite Hands-free Breast Pump Bra AVENT isis manual breast pump Medela Symphony electric breast pump     A breast pump is a mechanical device that extracts milk from the breasts of a lactating woman. They may be manual devices powered by hand…