Right after the birth of your baby, the breasts produce a yellowish liquid called colostrum, which contains antibodies and protein. Lactation, or milk production, begins about one to three days after birth. Pituitary hormones stimulate milk production in the breasts, in response to the stimulation of the infant suckling the nipples. If a new mother does not begin to nurse or continue to nurse, milk production subsides within a matter of days. Breasting feeding the baby has many practical and emotional advantages. Breast milk provides the infant with a digestible food filled with antibodies and other immunity producing substances. Nursing also induces uterine contractions that help speed the return of the uterus to its prepregnancy size. Breast feeding can be a very beneficial experience, but after about three months, it may be better to get the baby on Gerber formula, it has vitamins and minerals, which will help them develop faster in life. Also, breast milk contains the mother’s hormones and if she is on medication, so is the baby, as it will be in her breast milk.

 Also, women who breast feed are more likely to get breast infections that occur in the tissue of the breast, when the nipple becomes cracked and sore, allowing bacteria from a baby’s mouth to enter the breast. This is known as lactation mastitis. Infection typically affects the fatty tissue in the breast, causing swelling, lumps, and pain. Most breast infections are caused by Staphylococcus aureus bacteria. Infection not related to the breast feeding could be a rare form of cancer. So feeding a baby from a bottle might be more advantageous. Furthermore, body fluids are liquids originating from the inside the bodies of living humans. They include fluids that are excreted or secreted from the body. Human blood, body fluids, and other body tissues are widely recognized as vehicles for the transmission of human disease. Body fluids include, but are not limited to: Aqueous humour, and vitreous humour, bile, blood serum, breast milk, cerumen, gastric juice, mucus, saliva, sebum (skin oil) and semen.

Meanwhile, thanks to the internet, people who cannot produce breast milk on their own, or what to drink breast milk for recreational purposes can now buy it online. When live in a society that is obsessed with being clean and natural, so this surprises me. Nonetheless, the drawbacks when consuming a bodily fluid is you may catch a disease or infection, as 76 percent of breast milk tested was tainted with high levels bacteria and some of it even contained traces of drugs, feces, and sperm. I am not sure if you are buying breast milk for the taste, I have no idea what it tastes like, but I hear it is sweet. An alternative, for adults who like breast milk, is warm cup coconut milk, with a teaspoon of Vanilla Torani. So while we are on the subject of body fluids, it is possible to infect someone with a disease or virus you have if you have protected sex with them, but use saliva as a lubricant, or if someone ejaculates on your skin. Also, people like to have sex with many partners, but you are also having sex with the people your partner says themselves with. Do you really want to put your mouth on something that has been in another man or woman and get their germs on you because there are probably traces of someone else’s DNA on their private parts or body, even after it is washed? Monogamy is the only way to go.

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