These are no booby-traps, but boobie traps, which makes a world of difference...
Sucking on some beautiful tits of a lactating woman could be an alternative to dangerous drugs as a painkiller. Plus it's a hell of a lot more fun. "We started the study because we suspected that babies fell into a deep sleep after drinking their mother's milk, not just because their stomachs were filled, but also because lactoferrin -a multifunctional protein that is found in milk- was affecting their brains", said Etsumori Harada, a Tottori University professor. Lactoferrin is believed to be effective in fighting bacteria and viruses, as well as being an anti-cancer agent, which is why it is suspected that breast-fed babies often do not come down with as many infant illness as non-breast fed babies. "Just based on animal experiments, lactoferrin's effects outstrip morphine and have no side-effects," Harada said. "Minute doses of lactoferrin could probably allow struggling patients to get by with morphine doses 1,000 times less than their current levels."
What the study didn't mention was that it is yet to be determined who were the animals involved. Rumors say that before the study began long lines of human beings had been spotted in unruly behaviour gathering around the lab, some spurting a foamy substance from their mouths in a clear sign of barbaric "milk starvation"...
In an interesting twist, the study revealed that "...these results suggest that BLF causes hypotension via an endothelium-dependent vasodilation that is strongly mediated by NO production..." We couldn't agree more. We are all for tits sucking. The lactoferrin discovery has sparked interest in several new studies that are presently being conducted by labs around the nation trying to determine if tip-tongue kissing may also lead to a tranquilizing, hipnotic effect.
Resistance is futile!
Enjoy: http://www.xlgirls.net/voluptuous/pics/large/Ines35.jpg
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