In a message dated 8/25/02 4:08:27 AM, [log in to unmask] writes:

<< Can anyone please tell me if my posts are coming through--two I sent
recently were scrambled for no unknown reason.
Jennifer Tow, IBCLC, CT, USA >>

Yes, your posts are coming through a little scrambled.  Your last post came
through with the clear notion that American (and other "Western" diets, of
course) may be very lacking in vital nutrients, EFAs included.  But, it came
out slightly scrambled and possibly implying that Martek's GMO nutrients
might be OK to add to breast milk.

Knowing you (online) as well as I do, I unscrambled your post and found the
essence to very logical and likable:  Most American women of childbearing age
eat diets so deficient in many nutrients that even GMO supplements might
help.  Do you know that a MAJORITY of American women are still in the dark
about neural tube defects and their relationship to vitamin deficiency?!

Artificial infant feeding is a grand experiment and the addition of EFAs and o
ther things is just a continuation of this absurdity.  The recruitment of
volunteers continues unabated.

Jay Gordon

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