>>The problem here is, according to Dr. Sears at the conference, that it
will
cost about a dollar per can more to add the DHA. But here's the other
problem:  What about the HUNDREDS of OTHER MISSING components????<<

I dunno, Pam....... Maybe Bill's on to something here. If we push for DHA
and all those other missing components to be added to formula for the sake
of trying to make something "as close to mother's milk as possible," maybe
the cost of formula will be driven up so high that breast milk will be seen
for the real bargain that it is. If nothing else, more women might be
"forced" to breastfeed because they can't afford the "duplicate" stuff.
Could work to our advantage. ;^&

Lisa, tongue firmly planted in cheek

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