Hi wise ones!

I've been a lurker for a couple years and gleaned alot of info!  Thanks!

A quick intro ...I'm a DONA certified doula, a Lamaze prenatal educator 
student and have taken the Douglas College (NewWestminster, BC, Canada) 
Breastfeeding counsellor course.  (I'm a mom of 4 as well)

Anyways .....my dh is a 4th year university student and is taking a human 
biology course this semester.  One of the assignments was to find a recent 
news article about something human biology related.  He found an article 
from July 13th in the Vancouver Sun about the selling of breastmilk on the 
web.   The article contained information about the fact that the bm is not 
only being bought for babies, but also for adults.   My husband would like 
to know if there has been any research or studies done on whether or not 
human milk has benefits for adults as it does for babies.   It's 
strange ...but true!   So ......does anyone know of anything they can 
point me to?   He needs actual research.  I'd appreciate this!

Thanks very much ...and looking forward to responses. (I have checked the 
archives and not been able to find what I'm looking for)
Nicole Vanwoudenberg

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