Hi all you wise and inquiring minds,

I got a question that really knocked me over. It is nothing urgent or even a
'must know' to do our job well, but ... (well, inquiring mind is making extra
shifts)
A mom who is a daughter of a dairy farmer said that "it is know" (in dairy
circles, I presume) that is takes 400 liters of milk running through the udder
to produce 100ml of milk and she wonders if that is the same in humans. I would
say that it could be alike in women and cows, but I really wouldn't know for
sure or how to find out. Any ideas?


Warmly greeting,

Gonneke van Veldhuizen, IBCLC, LLLL
Germany - The Netherlands

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