> A question came up with a colleague of mine regarding whether there is a top
> range for milk production. What we're wondering is this: what is the maximum
> amount of milk that a woman can produce under optimal conditions? Is it
> theoretically unlimited?
At the Human Milk Banking conference in San Jose last October, one of thes
speakers, Dr. Kim Michaelsen, of Copenhagen, talked about research involving
a number of milk donors including some women who were very high volume
producers.
Contact information can be found here:
The International Society for Research in Human Milk and Lactation
http://www.isrhml.org/
His email address is listed as:
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-- Jodine Chase
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