>Page 4 of my morning newspaper is a full page ad announcing the "newest
>breakthrough in medical science called FLUIDjoint" (technical name is
>MicroNutrient-2-Immunoglobulin-IgG-Antibodies). The subject line of this
>message is the headline for the ad. Several comparisons to breastmilk are
>made in the extremely long text such as:

Methinks they doth protest too much.

When I read all these comparisons to breast milk and all the statements
about how safe it is, not to mention secret magic cows in New Zealand
that produce just the right in their milk for this purpose, it makes me
wonder a lot about the safety of this product. Not because this is my
field, such an ad would make me suspicious no matter what the product.

Pretty scary.

I can't find anything about the product on the web, so I have sent an
email
asking for more info. I'll let you all know what I learn from them.

Naomi Bar-Yam

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