Per the PBM website: <<***PBM Products, LLC: **Milk, Soy, Gentle, and
Organic Infant Formulas
*
Breastfeeding is always best for babies and toddlers. Mother’s milk contains
hormones, active enzymes, and other compounds that cannot be replicated in
any infant formula. But if you choose to supplement breastfeeding with
formula or to formula-feed exclusively, there is nothing better than our
infant formulas with the lipids DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) and ARA
(arachidonic acid).

Recently, PBM introduced the first nationally distributed, organic infant
formula with DHA and ARA produced without pesticides, added growth hormones,
and antibiotics. Our organic formulas are nutritionally complete and meet
the strict nutritional guidelines determined by the FDA. >>

Not what you'd call an objective sponsor.

Sam Doak

On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 6:53 PM, Brown, Rebecca L <
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> My sister just sent me a link to this free CE:
>
>
> http://powerpak.com/index.asp?page=courses/106506/disclaimer.htm&lsn_id=106506
>
> I felt that it was pretty biased towards formula feeding.
>
> Becky Brown RN, BSN, IBCLC
> Lactation Consultant
> Banner Baywood Medical Center
> (480) 321-4482
>
>
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