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Xinxinyu, a domestic staff agency in Shenzhen, near Hong Kong, allows adult clients to drink directly through breastfeeding or via a breast pump ‘if they feel embarrassed’.
Wet nurses for adults are paid four times the Chinese average at around 16,000 yuan (£1,700) a month and those who are ‘healthy and good looking’ could earn even more, company owner Lin Jun told the Southern Metropolis Daily.
Beliefs are held in some part of the country that human breast milk is the easiest and most digestible form of nutrition for those who are ill.
However, this bizarre new trend has sparked outrage and disgust amongst web users with many condemning the practice as unethical.
An online poll found that 90 per cent of people voted against the service claiming it ‘violated ethical values, while ten per cent of those who took part said it was ‘normal business practice’.
Wet nurses for adults are paid four times the Chinese average at around 16,000 yuan (£1,700) a month and those who are ‘healthy and good looking’ could earn even more, company owner Lin Jun told the Southern Metropolis Daily.
Beliefs are held in some part of the country that human breast milk is the easiest and most digestible form of nutrition for those who are ill.
However, this bizarre new trend has sparked outrage and disgust amongst web users with many condemning the practice as unethical.
An online poll found that 90 per cent of people voted against the service claiming it ‘violated ethical values, while ten per cent of those who took part said it was ‘normal business practice’.
Adult breastfeeding new trend for China's super-rich
Human breast milk is the latest delicacy amongst China's wealthy, with a growing number of companies offering wet nurses for adults.
metro.co.uk
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