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[Wildabeest]

agreed. Not sure what I think. I am assuming you have to trust the person isn't putting anything questionable in their body

If the buyer hadn’t put something questionable in her body, she wouldn’t be needing breast milk .

 

[mountainlaurel3]

My wife and two of my daughters have donated breast milk in the past but selling it seems a bit tacky.

I'd agree if it was going to a baby in need, but apparently there's a market for breast milk in the body-building community. Beefcake Chad doesn't deserve donations.

The things you learn when you have a baby... Haven't convinced my wife yet to test the market.

 

[thomas89]

If the buyer hadn’t put something questionable in her body, she wouldn’t be needing breast milk .

I know this was said in jest, but my wife quit producing milk and my daughter couldn’t tolerate any of the formulas without projectile vomiting.

Insurance refused to cover donor milk (the safe, lab filtered stuff) so we were left using under the table donations.

 

[Nick87]

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