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“Women are always complaining about men's fascination with breasts. But what if men were absolutely indifferent to breasts? What would women do then with these things that serve one function once or twice in a lifetime, and the rest of the time are just in the way?”

Jonathan Carroll

“Some people think having large breasts makes a woman stupid.
Actually, it's quite the opposite a woman having large breasts makes men stupid.”

Rita Rudner

“My favorite past time has always been,
Caressing your breasts, from beginning to end.
First one then the other, taking turns,
Licking them gently as your body burns.
Then softly biting the left one first,
Finishing with the right, to slake my thirst.
My favorite past time I have to say,
Be it nighttime or be it day.
I love your breasts yes I know,
So round and firm, The best in show.”

Don Juan Tenorio

This was going to be a book on the anatomy and physiology of the Breast

It still is a book on the human Breast and what a human needs to Breastfeed.

I will try to add some descriptions in simple vernacular words and make it more fun to read.


The breast generally refers to the mammary gland that secretes milk used to feed infants.

Both men and women develop breasts from the same embryological cells.

At puberty female sex hormones mainly estrogens promote breast development in girls.

This does not occur in men due to the higher amount of testosterone (male hormone)

As a result, women's breasts become far more prominent than those of men.

In humans, the breasts develop at adolescence usually well before any pregnancy has occurred and the breasts stay enlarged throughout the remainder of life.

Anatomy of the breast

In women the breast covers the pectoralis major muscle and usually extends from the level of the second rib to the level of the sixth rib in the front of the human rib cage.

The breasts cover much of the chest area and the chest walls.

Inside the mammary gland there is a complex network of branching ducts

These ducts exit from sac-like structures called lobules.

The breast ducts transport milk from the lobules out to the nipple.

The milk exits the ducts from the breast at the nipple.

The lobules in the breast are the glands that can produce milk in females when they receive the appropriate hormonal stimulation.

The nipple becomes erect because of such stimuli as a cold environment, breastfeeding, and sexual activity.

The purpose of the nipple of the post-partum female is to breastfeed the infant.

The small pigmented area around the nipple is called the areola.

During pregnancy the areola darkens further and spreads in size.

The areola contains small modified sweat glands that secrete moisture that acts as a lubricant for breastfeeding.

The lobules and ducts in the breast are supported by surrounding fatty tissue and the suspensory ligaments of the breast.

There are no muscles in the breast.

However, the breast tissue is located on top of the large pectoral chest muscles of the chest wall.

The breast is embedded in the superficial fascia of the pectoral region and has no distinct fibrous capsule. It is therefore freely mobile on the pectoris muscle.

The breast can extend to the axilla and this is called the axillary tail of the breast.

Chapter 1

The Breast

A pair of breasts is present all humans whether male or female.

In the male it is rudimentary with presence of the nipple, areola and some fat tissues.

The female breast usually begins to enlarge at puberty and varies in size.

It consists of

1. nipple at the center of the breast

2. areola surrounding the nipple rose pink in the virgin and brown during pregnancy.

3. mammary glands which provides secretion of milk to infant during lactation

TABLE OF CONTENT

Introduction

Chapter 1 The Breast

Chapter 2 Breast Function

Chapter 3 The Breast as an Erogenous Zone

Chapter 4 Breastfeeding

Chapter 5 Protection of the Breast (How to Protect Your Assets)

Chapter 6 The Breast and Diseases
ebook,Kenneth Kee,A Simple Guide to The Breast and Its Function (What You Need To Breastfeed and Be Sexually Stimulated) (A Simple Guide to Medical Conditions),HEALTH FITNESS / Breastfeeding,HEALTH FITNESS / Sexuality

A Simple Guide to The Breast and Its Function What You Need To Breastfeed and Be Sexually Stimulated A Simple Guide to Medical Conditions eBook Kenneth Kee Reviews :

“Women are always complaining about men's fascination with breasts. But what if men were absolutely indifferent to breasts? What would women do then with these things that serve one function once or twice in a lifetime, and the rest of the time are just in the way?”

Jonathan Carroll

“Some people think having large breasts makes a woman stupid.
Actually, it's quite the opposite a woman having large breasts makes men stupid.”

Rita Rudner

“My favorite past time has always been,
Caressing your breasts, from beginning to end.
First one then the other, taking turns,
Licking them gently as your body burns.
Then softly biting the left one first,
Finishing with the right, to slake my thirst.
My favorite past time I have to say,
Be it nighttime or be it day.
I love your breasts yes I know,
So round and firm, The best in show.”

Don Juan Tenorio

This was going to be a book on the anatomy and physiology of the Breast

It still is a book on the human Breast and what a human needs to Breastfeed.

I will try to add some descriptions in simple vernacular words and make it more fun to read.


The breast generally refers to the mammary gland that secretes milk used to feed infants.

Both men and women develop breasts from the same embryological cells.

At puberty female sex hormones mainly estrogens promote breast development in girls.

This does not occur in men due to the higher amount of testosterone (male hormone)

As a result, women's breasts become far more prominent than those of men.

In humans, the breasts develop at adolescence usually well before any pregnancy has occurred and the breasts stay enlarged throughout the remainder of life.

Anatomy of the breast

In women the breast covers the pectoralis major muscle and usually extends from the level of the second rib to the level of the sixth rib in the front of the human rib cage.

The breasts cover much of the chest area and the chest walls.

Inside the mammary gland there is a complex network of branching ducts

These ducts exit from sac-like structures called lobules.

The breast ducts transport milk from the lobules out to the nipple.

The milk exits the ducts from the breast at the nipple.

The lobules in the breast are the glands that can produce milk in females when they receive the appropriate hormonal stimulation.

The nipple becomes erect because of such stimuli as a cold environment, breastfeeding, and sexual activity.

The purpose of the nipple of the post-partum female is to breastfeed the infant.

The small pigmented area around the nipple is called the areola.

During pregnancy the areola darkens further and spreads in size.

The areola contains small modified sweat glands that secrete moisture that acts as a lubricant for breastfeeding.

The lobules and ducts in the breast are supported by surrounding fatty tissue and the suspensory ligaments of the breast.

There are no muscles in the breast.

However, the breast tissue is located on top of the large pectoral chest muscles of the chest wall.

The breast is embedded in the superficial fascia of the pectoral region and has no distinct fibrous capsule. It is therefore freely mobile on the pectoris muscle.

The breast can extend to the axilla and this is called the axillary tail of the breast.

Chapter 1

The Breast

A pair of breasts is present all humans whether male or female.

In the male it is rudimentary with presence of the nipple, areola and some fat tissues.

The female breast usually begins to enlarge at puberty and varies in size.

It consists of

1. nipple at the center of the breast

2. areola surrounding the nipple rose pink in the virgin and brown during pregnancy.

3. mammary glands which provides secretion of milk to infant during lactation

TABLE OF CONTENT

Introduction

Chapter 1 The Breast

Chapter 2 Breast Function

Chapter 3 The Breast as an Erogenous Zone

Chapter 4 Breastfeeding

Chapter 5 Protection of the Breast (How to Protect Your Assets)

Chapter 6 The Breast and Diseases

ebook,Kenneth Kee,A Simple Guide to The Breast and Its Function (What You Need To Breastfeed and Be Sexually Stimulated) (A Simple Guide to Medical Conditions),HEALTH FITNESS / Breastfeeding,HEALTH FITNESS / Sexuality

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