In a message dated 6/23/01 8:50:38 AM Central Daylight Time,
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> . Further it is only when we are =
> challenged that we can assess the strengths of our arguments - I will =
> certainly consider using some of the points in future talks.
>

In such a learned environment, it is sad that an even more important
"strength" of discussions (not argument....there's nothing to be argued in
this thread) is not realized.  That of a passionate discussion having the
capability to make you realize that you may be wrong, or using outdated
information, and should change your position.  It's  continued growth in your
profession and should be aspired to by all.

And a nagging thought that continues to bother me is that I do choose to give
merit to the studies regarding IQ.  I don't feel I need to wait until a baby
is cloned and one fed breastmilk and one fed formula and followed and studied
thru life to prove what the studies done are already seeing.  And therefore,
yes, EVERY infant fed formula is paying a negative price.  Across the board.
And that's just ONE factor.

Cheryl Taylor White
www.drjaygordon.com

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