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Hey everyone it's to tell to everyone spqizy got a three day ban but his trying to appeal and he wish y'all well from beyond. Btw he got a great pfp now that I look at it

I know this is old news but I wanted cleaner versions. And Fufu really is adorable.

This post maybe an abnormal appearance here, but as I serve the Milkman himself, u/ZZZfaN2024, I will post this here to ensure all Ju Fufu mains are enlightened as to the production rate of her perfect milk.

I, SPQIZY, am now the Milkman, and my calculations are always scientific ! Flat chests are like the desert, there's nothing there but it's still fucking hot.
Starting off Fufu is flat 😭 Although personally I think all chests are hot. So first thing I need to do is find her cup size so I can get the total breast mass. Then I can take 63% of that to figure out how much active glandular tissue she actually has. Thanks again to u/SexyMediumOniViolet's work we know that to no one's surpise. That Fufu has b cups, which usually weigh somewhere between 0.3-0.8kg total for both breasts. I'm gonna go with the upper range, so 0.8kg total breast mass. Now that I have the necessary information down I can continue further.
Before we dive into the Milk Math. Take note that whenever I calculate a character's breast milk output, I do not base it on breast size. I calculate based on the amount of active glandular tissue, the breast tissue that's responsible for producing the milk. Since these are fictional characters, I always use the best published average we have for the percentage of glandular tissue. Since it's literally impossible to know the exact number for any fictional character. But they're still real to me. Anyways I'm getting off track back to the math.
The best study on this is still by Ramsay and his colleagues, published in the Journal of Anatomy back in 2005. They examined 21 fully lactating women (1–6 months postpartum) and found that glandular tissue makes up, on average, 63% of the total breast tissue volume —with a standard deviation of 9% and a pretty wide individual range from 46% all the way up to 83%.
The paper says, “When the glandular and fatty tissues were expressed as percentages of the total amount of tissue measured, the glandular tissue represented 63 ± 9% (range 46–83%) of the breast tissue and the fatty tissue represented 37 ± 9% (range 16–51%) for the left breast.”
So if we take a total breast mass of 0.8 kg and apply that 63% figure, we get
0.63 × 0.8 kg = 0.504 kg of active glandular tissue Then I multiply the glandular tissue by one thousand to convert it over to grams
0.504 kg x 1000 = 504 grams of breast glandular tissue.
In her 2008 review on milk secretion, Margaret C. Neville reports that the rate averages approximately 1.5 milliliters of milk per gram of glandular tissue per day, citing the foundational work of Peaker from 1977. Margaret C. Neville, PhD, "In comparison to related dermal glands such as the salivary and sweat glands, the rate of milk secretion is slow, about 1.5 ml of milk per gram of glandular tissue per day (Peaker, 1977).” Neville, M.C. (2008). Milk Secretion."
Theoretically that rate could potentially be closer to 2 ml per gram per day under complete stimulation. For Milk Math purposes, I use the upper benchmark of 2 ml as the limit. Now finally all I have to do is multiply the calculated glandular mass by the secretion rate of 2mL
504 x 2mL/g = 1,008 ml
So Senior Fufu can output 1L a milk daily at her size 😭 Which is impressive asf when you take into account she's basically flat. I hope you guy's liked this calculation, and enjoy the rest of your day or night.
It's been a long few days, without you my friends. I will tell you all about it when I see you again.

Now time for my own personal research data and final touch after u/ZZZfaN2024's excellent research. Using my position as Fufu's loyal husband I was able to get her permission to sample her exotic Tiger Thiren breast milk, and I must say it didn't disappoint. The flavor was exceptional with a hint of popcorn to it likely from her time with Hu Wei. It's an excellent drink to pair many meals. Her breast milk even has many excellent uses in cooking and baking, allowing for any food you make with it to have a hint of sweetness and popcorn added to it. Closing out fully now, I wish you all a good day/night!

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