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>Heather:
>
>  I am most certianly NOT a nutritionist/ but more is not always better..even
>with protein.
>
>   Patricia
>
>>  Twice in the last year a leading baby magazine in the UK has had
>>  feeding articles in, which say one of the 'advantages' of formula
>  > milk is that it has more protein in it than breastmilk.


Er...I know!!!

Problem is, the magazine seemed to 'know' differently.

I think this is a throw-back to ads which emphasise the protein
content of different foods a a healthy thing  [peanut butter, IIRC,
was always advertised like this in the 50s and 60s - these days, food
advertisers tend to emphasise the 'low fatness' of their foods, and
the peanut butter makers can't really contribute there ; ) ]


But protein, to a UK market, at least, is thought to be a Jolly Good
Thing...so if protein is a JGT, then 'more' protein must be even more
of a JGT.

<sigh>

HWN

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