Dear Kathleen 
 
I agree.
 
I am sorry if my response seemed flippant. I do understand why practioners  
and people on Lactnet are discussing this because we are constantly 
confronted  with others telling moms to drink.
 
My question was meant for the medical community in general. If we have  
research form this far back and we have this research replicated, then why do  
people continue to give out erroneous information?
 
In lactation, the medical community just can't move away from "what we have 
 always done, no matter old or outdated or non evidence based that 
information  might be.
 
Regards
 
Carole
 
 
In a message dated 8/7/2012 5:09:17 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
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Hi there  Carole. It's that we keep talking about things that other people 
sometimes  don't believe, and therefore don't make it into daily practice?  
I don't  really know. Just a guess.


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