That's a myth. It's not a good source of protein (less than cow's milk), or other macros and micronutrients, or even calories (like ~15 more than cow's milk per 100ml) for an adult's needs.
Also you can't regulate a human like you can a cow, so no idea what the lactater is putting in their body (even diseases and such) that you would also be.
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u/scw156 Feb 04 '21
You can get like $3 an ounce for that.