Originally Posted by LadyMischief

The experts must be wrong

"Independent, blind studies of female ejaculate confirm that the substance is similar to male ejaculate in two ways:
1) It contains PSA (prostatic specific antigen) and prostatic acid phosphatase, primarily found in the prostate gland.
2) It is not urine as the levels of urea and creatinine, the two main ingredients of urine, are very low in female ejaculate. The latest science identifies the source of female ejaculation officially as the female prostate, previously referred to by many as Skenes ducts.

The volume of ejaculate that is released from the female prostate during an orgasm can be anywhere from 3 to 16 ccs, which is about a teaspoon?s worth. The ejaculate may be clear or more like skim milk in color. It is composed partially of glucose and fructose (forms of sugar) so it can also be sweet to taste, although the flavor can vary with the time of the month. "

http://www.sexualhealth.com/article/...ody-image/377/