"Chestfeeding" kit would allow men to produce breast milk, but procedure may swell chest to a B cup
The kit may hit the stores in as little as five years, but its development is still in the early stages and has not been clinically tested yet
The inventor of a "revolutionary" hormone kit that enables men to breastfeed has said it could hit the stores in as little as five years. The procedure involves a man ingesting a cocktail of pharmaceutical drugs during his partner's gestation timed in such a way that he grows milk ducts on his chest by the time the baby is born. Designer Marie-Claire Springham claims its side effects will likely include men growing breasts to a B cup, although the development of the kit is in its early stages and has not been clinically tested as yet.