Andrew Huberman· PhD
No other mammal on the planet drinks the breast milk of another mammal to thrive later in life. So, humans are the only ones who do it. It's really mostly cow milk.
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No other mammal on the planet drinks the breast milk of another mammal to thrive later in life. So, humans are the only ones who do it. It's really mostly cow milk.
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