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Friday, 19th June 2015
Bodybuilders Exposed to Risks from Drinking Human Breast Milk
The new craze in the bodybuilding industry seems to be something that is as shocking as it is dangerous - drinking breast milk.
By LA Muscle on 19.06.2015 02:53 pm
When it comes to bodybuilding there is always that group of fanatical aspiring bodybuilders who are willing to try almost anything for the sake of faster muscle gains. If you thought that drinking raw eggs for breakfast was extreme, then prepare to be shocked – the new “muscle building secret” appears to be drinking raw human breast milk!
The claims that breast milk is a super food, that can provide essential nutrients, boost energy levels and even help with erectile dysfunction, are not backed by any scientific data (or at least not in vivo). The associated risks, however, are very real. For example, the substances consumed by the “producer” can easily contaminate breast milk. This means that various chemical and toxins could potentially be ingested by the bodybuilder, who is striving for a clean and nutritious diet.
Not only this, but the person who consumes the breast milk can contract a wide range of transmitted diseases, such as HIV, syphilis and hepatitis. Add to this the failure of women to sanitise properly when expressing milk, failure to sterilise equipment properly, and improper storage of the milk, and you what you have is a recipe for disaster.
So the takeaway point is to absolutely stay away from breast milk, and to instead consume good-old cow’s milk, be it skimmed, semi-skimmed or whole/full-fat. Cows milk contains more protein, and the manufacturers follow strict procedures to ensure that you are delivered milk free of any hazards. Want an even higher protein content? Go for a cold pressed and micro-filtered high quality whey protein concentrate.
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