How do you get milk out of a woman's breast?
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That would make walking down the dairy aisle pretty interesting..i would never get any shopping done though
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Whelp, if you don't have the option of tasting it yourself through your wife...it's sweet milk.  If you want the closest thing, mix some Carnation Good Start with water - it's a baby formula that most resembles breast milk.
91619
start by standing in doorway and walking you fingers up it... sounds silly but builds muscle strength around ribs and such.. lift a gallon of milk straight out at shoulder height and holdto side and front....
186645
put some sugar into milk and soak your hands.
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No cure, but there is treatment you can buy at the store.  Try some lactose free milk, first and see how that sets with you.  You can also buy enzyme pills that replaces the natural enzyme we all need to process cow milk.  You know, only baby cows should drink cow milk....no humans.  There are so many hormones in it that we should be drinking it at all.  It is like a cow drinking human milk--it just wasn't meant to be.
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Why would you want to? but assuming you have a good reason (your taking medication , baby is to big) go online and get some information about how to wean a baby from the breast.
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Drink plenty of milk and abstain from ejaculating manually.
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its a start of a dis for example yo mama (ur mom) is so old her breast milk turned to powder
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Your breasts are made of fat, skin, muscle and milk ducts, and other assorted things (like tubes to connect your milk ducts to your nipple, blood vessles, lymph nodes, etc)\n\nIn fact a male breast is made up of the same thing.\n\nMale and female babies can be born lactating because they are exposed to their moms hormones.\n\nSo you do not have breastmilk in your breasts but you are capable of making it if your hormones tell you to.
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Lactation, producing breast milk, is rare in women who aren't pregnant or nursing a baby — and especially in women who have never been pregnant. A whitish discharge from the nipple may not actually be milk. A common cause of abnormal nipple discharge is fibrocystic disease which isn't serious.\n\nCauses of abnormal lactation include:\nA noncancerous (benign) tumor of the pituitary gland \nUnderactive thyroid (hypothyroidism) \nA side effect of some medications \nRarely, malignant tumors of the pituitary gland or hypothalamus \n\nHowever, since this is not normal, any nipple discharge should be evaluated by a doctor.  Please tell your friend that she MUST go to the doctor to be on the safe side.  It will also put her mind at ease.
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Breast secretion or your pituitary hormones should be tested to see what is going on.  Have you ever been pregnant or breastfed a baby before?  THAT is a KEY question, even if on an IUD right now. If so, some women can retain-continue to produce milk in breasts for a long time after weaning, but one year after weaning is average-OK, esp if you have lots of nipple stimulation with sex and or have lots of orgasms.  Longer than a year could be considered abnormal, and hormone tests would then be given by a doctor to see if there is a pituitary imbalance of some kind. Oxytocin hormone from posterior pituitary is the hormone of nursing-letdown and orgasm and will keep the milk letdown continuing even after weaning.  \n\nWomen who have breastfed before and ARE nursing do have spurts of OXYTOCIN and release of milk easier than other women and can letdown (leak milk) when thinking about or hearing or seeing babies, esp their own!!!!\n\nHOWEVER......Women who have never been pregnant or nursed a baby CAN make milk and can nurse an adopted baby, but it is REAL hard, definitely is a HORMONAL WONDER and takes a long time and MUCH dedication to get the breasts to develop this way, but it can be done, esp with the use of a LACTAID device the woman wears while she feeds formula to a baby.  Maybe you would make a great "wet nurse!" Find a lactation consultant in your area to help you?  Call local hospital L&D dept and ask for the list of lactation consultants available.\n\nLots of places are looking for disease free breast milk for babies who need it. If any of this sounds of interest, contact me.  I am also a lactation consultant, nursed my kids total of 5+ years and still had milk in my breasts 7 years after weaning without any pituitary abnormality. Odd, yes!\n\nBreast discharge is also a warning sign of breast cancer.  If not that, there are some women who have serious psychosomatic causes of breast leakage that have NOT been linked to hormonal abnormalities or pituitary tumors.  Quite a complex topic, but needs testing.  Best wishes!
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u have false information.during pregancy in the 5th month milk ducts are formed in the breast  and milk comes out only after the  childbirth not before tht the milk ducts  get converted into the liquid form.How  does this happen i dnt know but ITS ALL THE CREATION OF GOD
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Well i have own a man boob milk business, and i have discovered if you lick hamsters you can increase your milk yield by 75%.\nI am currently working with tescos and im making their whole milk!
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The lactation system inside your breasts resemble a tree. The milk glands (the leaves) are grapelike clusters of cells high up in the breast that make milk. Milk travels from these glands down through the milk ducts (the branches). These ducts then widen beneath the areola (the dark area surrounding the nipple), forming milk sinuses (the tree trunk), which then empties into the approximately twenty openings in your nipple (like the channels going down to the roots of the tree). These milk sinuses are located beneath your areola.\n\nTo empty these milk sinuses effectively, your baby's gums must be positioned over them so that baby's jaws compress the sinuses where the milk is pooled. If baby sucks only on your nipple, only a little milk will be drawn out, and your nipple will be irritated unnecessarily. Remember the golden rule of effective latch-on: Babies suck on areolas, not nipples. Baby must have enough of your areolas in her mouth to get the milk out.\n\nYour baby's sucking stimulates nerves in your nipple that send messages to the pituitary gland in you brain to secrete the hormone prolactin. Prolactin surges encourage continued milk production, which goes on around the clock. As your baby continues sucking, the sensors in your nipple signal the pituitary gland to secrete another hormone, oxytocin. This hormone causes the elastic tissue around each of the many milk glands to contract, squeezing a large supply of milk through the milk ducts into the sinuses and out the nipple. This is called the milk ejection reflux , or MER. The milk may come out so fast that it leaks out the side of your baby's mouth. If you were pumping or expressing by hand, you would see the milk spray out in every direction.\n\nThe first milk your baby receives at each feeding is the foremilk, which is thin like skim milk because of low fat content. As baby continues to suck, more oxytocin brings on phase two, squeezing out the later milk (called hindmilk), which is much higher in fat and slightly higher in protein and, therefore, helps baby gain weight and helps baby's tummy feel full. Consider this creamier hindmilk "grow milk."\n\nThe more milk that is removed from your breasts, the more milk your body makes to replace it. Frequent removal of milk from your breasts by your baby or by a pump will sti9mulate your body to produce more milk. When your baby breastfeeds less, the body responds by cutting back on milk production. This supply and demand system is how mothers produce enough milk for twins or even triplets.
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nothing will happen to the baby, physically, other than it may reject the breast, it is easier for a baby to eat from a bottle. And... you may not produce enough milk unless you are regularly pumping. Either nurse or don't it is probably confusing.
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Historically, the milking and the processing took place in the same place: on a dairy farm.\n\n \nMilking the old-fashioned wayPeople milked cows by hand, in some countries small numbers of cows are still milked by hand. Hand-milking is accomplished by grasping the teats (tits) in the hand and expressing milk by either squeezing the fingers, progressively, from the udder end to the tip or by squeezing the teat between thumb and index finger then moving the hand downward from udder towards the end of the teat. And repeat using both hands for speed. Both methods result in the milk that was trapped in the milk duct being squirted out the end into a bucket that is supported between the knees (or rests on the ground) of the milker who usually sits on a low stool to accomplish the milking task.\n\nIn early times the cow, or cows, would stand in the field or paddock while being milked. Young stock, heifers, would have to be trained to remain still to be milked. In many countries the cows were tethered to a post and milked. The problem with this method is that it still relies on quiet animals because the milking end of the cow is not restrained. In northern countries where cows are kept in barns in winter, and much of the rest of the year, they are still tethered only by the neck or head, particularly where they are kept in small numbers.
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The lactating will stop when you stop stimulating the mammory glands. Stop playin' with the boobies girl! *L