A woman who identifies herself as Ruth Ethelbert has shocked netizens with a video of an alleged amount of milk she collected from her br£a$t after 3 weeks of postpartum.
In a video posted on Instagram, the lady could be spotted arranging the unbelievable amount of milk she collected on her freezer in just 3 weeks of child delivery.
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Women produce milk postpartum because of the hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy and after childbirth. During pregnancy, hormones like estrogen, progesterone, and prolactin stimulate the development of milk-producing glands in the br£a$t.
The amount of milk a woman produces postpartum can also depend on several other factors, such as the frequency and duration of br£a$tf££ding, the baby’s growth and nutritional needs, and the mother’s overall health and nutrition.
Adequate hydration and nutrition are important for maintaining milk production, so it’s important for br£a$tf££ding mothers to eat a balanced diet and stay well-hydrated.
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