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Anonymous commented at 2013-03-27 06:34:42 » #1291018
@anon2, you really should know what you're talking about before you go blabbing about it and putting down others who are closer to the truth than you in some ways. The breasts DO in fact store milk (though smaller breasts are also able to produce milk). It's also a known fact, even for anyone who has eyes, that breasts enlarge during pregnancy.
But why take my word for it, read about it. Here's just one source written by professionals...
news.healthguru.com/artic...reast-and-milk-production
"There are 2 factors which affect the production of milk by the breasts. First is the presence of FIL (Feedback Inhibitor of Lactation) which is a small whey protein present in human milk. Larger quantities of this protein in the breasts slow down the milk synthesis process. This normally happens when the breasts are already filled with milk. Once you lactate or pump milk out of the breast using Medela Advanced or an Avent Isis pump, the levels of FIL fall in the breast, speeding up the milk synthesis process. This means, that as long as the breast is full, milk synthesis will be slow and vice versa.
The second factor which affects production of milk in the human breasts is the size and storage capacity of the breasts. If a mom's breasts are small, that means that they have a less storage capacity. Moms with smaller breasts will have to feed their child frequently, so that they can meet the childs need of milk during the day and night. Mothers with an increased storage capacity can wait longer between feedings, and feed more to a baby by storing more milk in her breasts. The production of milk can be same for both breasts; the difference only being in the storage capacity."
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@anon2, you really should know what you're talking about before you go blabbing about it and putting down others who are closer to the truth than you in some ways. The breasts DO in fact store milk (though smaller breasts are also able to produce milk). It's also a known fact, even for anyone who has eyes, that breasts enlarge during pregnancy.
But why take my word for it, read about it. Here's just one source written by professionals...
news.healthguru.com/artic...reast-and-milk-production
"There are 2 factors which affect the production of milk by the breasts. First is the presence of FIL (Feedback Inhibitor of Lactation) which is a small whey protein present in human milk. Larger quantities of this protein in the breasts slow down the milk synthesis process. This normally happens when the breasts are already filled with milk. Once you lactate or pump milk out of the breast using Medela Advanced or an Avent Isis pump, the levels of FIL fall in the breast, speeding up the milk synthesis process. This means, that as long as the breast is full, milk synthesis will be slow and vice versa.
The second factor which affects production of milk in the human breasts is the size and storage capacity of the breasts. If a mom's breasts are small, that means that they have a less storage capacity. Moms with smaller breasts will have to feed their child frequently, so that they can meet the childs need of milk during the day and night. Mothers with an increased storage capacity can wait longer between feedings, and feed more to a baby by storing more milk in her breasts. The production of milk can be same for both breasts; the difference only being in the storage capacity."
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milkypuppy commented at 2021-04-28 17:39:54 » #2608976
you can in fact be almost completely flat and still lactate. go find videos of tiny titted chicks lactating, theyre out there. MEN can even induce lactation without Growing Boobs (theres videos of this as well lol.) there only needs to be enough room for the glands around the nipples to fill with milk, they arent actually anywhere near the size of an entire, even small, breast (though yes, breasts do get bigger than their baseline when lactating and larger breasts obviously make more.)
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you can in fact be almost completely flat and still lactate. go find videos of tiny titted chicks lactating, theyre out there. MEN can even induce lactation without Growing Boobs (theres videos of this as well lol.) there only needs to be enough room for the glands around the nipples to fill with milk, they arent actually anywhere near the size of an entire, even small, breast (though yes, breasts do get bigger than their baseline when lactating and larger breasts obviously make more.)
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