New Moms Make Money By Selling Breast Milk To Bodybuilders Online

As The Daily Mail reported, women with more breast milk than they can use and women with drained supplies sometimes solve each other's problems with certain Facebook groups.

However, they can also sell it on websites like Only The Breast for between one to three dollars per ounce.

As Broadly reported, their clients can include single dads and gay couples, but they're more likely to attract bodybuilders.

As far as some of them are concerned, breast milk has given them the greatest gains of their life.

As dietitian Brian St. Pierre told Men's Health, "I think the idea behind drinking breast milk for muscle growth is that it’s incredibly calorie and nutrient dense, and it has some additional healthy substances."

However, he also said that's it's unlikely that breast milk will work the same way towards adults as it does for babies and pointed out that there's no hard evidence to suggest that it does.

According to Broadly, there are no laws against selling it this way, but that also means it's not a regulated market.

Debbie Barnett from the NHS told The Daily Mail that there's no guarantees that the milk sold won't turn out to be "white water."

Moreover, dietitian Marc Halpern told Men's Health that diet can affect the milk's quality, the conditions of pumping may not be sanitary, and also that HIV can transfer through breast milk.

As one seller told Broadly, one client requested drug and HIV test documentation before buying from her.

This ended up working well for her because those documents made her milk easier to market to future clients.

Various sellers have told Broadly that scammers will often message them with fake stories about dead wives and suspiciously insist on only paying by certified check.

Oddly enough, when they're refused, they'll often return with a different name, but an identical sob story.

Although what someone does with the breast milk they buy is their business, the problem is that many of these people ask to wet nurse from sellers.

One seller, for instance, showed Broadly a message saying, "200.00 for one session if I can :) suck the milk straight from your breasts."

As you might imagine, they don't get very far.

One seller told Broadly she's made about $4,000 after six months on Only The Breast, while others can count the sales they've made on one hand, if they've made any at all.

For them, the only messages they receive are from scammers and people asking to wet nurse.