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Insufficient Milk syndrome
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Hullo lactnetters
At last I can give some info. instead of only asking!

I received a copy of the following paper recently:
"Back to Nature?  Historical and Cross-cultural Perspectives on
Barriers to Optimal Breastfeeding", C. Obermeyer and S. Castle.
Medical Anthropology, Vol. 17, pp. 39-63.

It contains a section on Breastfeeding Patterns and the Insufficient
Milk Syndrome.

Regards, Lynn.
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Lynn Moony
Johannesburg, South Africa
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