Tommy Fury says his 'arms doubled in size' after drinking Molly-Mae Hague's breast milk
Tommy Fury has made the somewhat bizarre claim that his arms grew and he got more powerful after drinking partner Molly-Mae Hague’s breast milk.
Tommy and partner Molly-Mae share two children together, daughter Bambi, three, and son Midas, who was born in June.
Molly-Mae has previously spoken about her decision to breastfeed her children on her vlogs.
And it turns out that Tommy wanted to see what all the fuss was about, as he recently revealed to his dad John Fury that he had tried it and claimed it was ‘real human growth hormone’.
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Speaking on their podcast What The Fury?! Tommy announced: “I've drank breast milk.”
Much to the surprise of John, who asked: “You’re kidding me.”
Explaining to his dad how it all came about, he revealed: “So, I remember when Molly had just given birth to Bambi, I did have a little taste.
“Do you know that's a real growth hormone? Do you know how much goodness is in that breast milk?”
John wasn’t convinced, telling his son: “Oh dear… I’d rather eat six tarantulas.”
But Tommy insisted, firing back: “Listen that breast milk is good for you, my arms doubled in size.”
John asked Tommy how he ‘obtained’ the breast milk, and the boxer explained that Molly-Mae had expressed the milk for their little girl and it was in a ‘little bottle in the fridge’.
He said: “It was there. It's obviously for the child. No one was offering it to me, it was a bit like soya milk.”
And he was dead set on its benefits, telling John: “Listen, power went through the roof, added another inch on my arms. It was fantastic. Real HGH there. Human growth hormone.
“Look it up after this. It's one of the best things you can drink.”
John admitted that revelation meant he would look at his son in ‘another light’.
But Tommy pushed on: “You give it to a newborn baby that needs all these nutrients,” which prompted John to add: “Yeah, but you're not a newborn baby, you're a 27-year-old man.”
However, Tommy stressed that he still needed nutrients, too.
“I still need the nutrients. Can never do without any nutrients,” he added.
Believe it or not, Tommy isn’t the first person to claim that drinking breastmilk can help when it comes to bulking up.
There are even mums in the US who sell their milk to body builders, who treat it a bit like an all natural protein shake and claim it helps with their gains down the gym.
However, when it comes to the experts, most agree with John and say that adults shouldn’t be drinking breast milk.
Data from Queen Mary University of London reveals that 'no scientific study has evidenced that direct adult consumption of human milk for medicinal properties offers anything more than a placebo effect.'
There's also the risk of infection, as you could be exposed to medications or substances within the milk, while there's also the chance of bacterial contamination and viral transmission.
Topics: Tommy Fury, Molly-Mae Hague
Claire Reid