Domperidone

There's this little pill, and you can't get it in the United States, you have to order it from overseas.

It's called Domperidone.

Uh-huh.

And so I ordered Dom.

So people- Oh, interesting ... or stomach issues.

So- Yeah ... which I, I get really bad heartburn and it- Yeah ... never helps me [laughs] with heartburn.

I take a lot of Domperidone.

Oh, my God.

But, you know, it's, it's funny how things have progressed with, you know, anti-sickness tablets.

I, I remember being given Motilium at the time, all those years ago, and now Motilium is available over the counter for-

Sure is

... for sickness.

And so what they're doing is they're inducing what they would call lactation.

In order to produce a secretion from a male nipple that would be offered to a baby, the man has to take very high doses of progesterone, oestrogen, and a drug called Domperidone, which is an anti-nausea medication.

And then that is given to the child as a substitute for mother's breast.

Now, there is very scant research.