If you search for information on the "prolactin receptor theory" you will 
find information.
However, sometimes the information that we have about prolactin receptors is 
interpreted to mean that if a mother doesn't get off to a good start that 
she is doomed and will never produce sufficient milk. This simply does not 
fit in with what we know about relactation and induced lactation where 
prolactin alone does the job of building the structures in the breast 
necessary for milk production. It is simply never too late.
Karleen Gribble
Australia

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> Meanwhile, I was just whistling and  hoping that no one noticed that I too
> didn't know this information -- at least,  when I get the citation(s) I 
> can go
> into the next course that I teach fully  armed!!
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jan Barger, RN, MA,  IBCLC/RLC
> Wheaton IL
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