Heather Neil raises pertinent questions in the matter of the influence  
of maternal diet on the quality of her milk.
One thing that has never, ever been demonstrated to my knowledge is  
whether milk produced by a mother on a sub-optimal diet gives poorer  
nutrition to her child than any breastmilk substitute would.  It's  
hard to imagine a maternal diet that would cause ANY breastmilk  
substitute to surpass the mother's own milk in suitability for her  
child.
Of course there are extreme circumstances with environmental pollution  
disasters but that isn't maternal diet, either.
Rachel Myr
Kristiansand, Norway

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