Gonneke writes:

Then how  can it be that some findings are put into practice when the ink 
of the  publication is still wet? Like when some research finding seemed to 
point in  the direction of favoring introduction of solids before 6 months 
might be  beneficial for children in a family with allergy  history?




~~~ In those kinds of cases, easy answer: because an immediate change puts  
more money in corporate pockets. Especially when the company that stands to 
make  money is part of the sponsoring of the research, they must know about 
it long  before the public or the publication...
 
Peace,
Judy, also wondering if there should be a special pain-relief strategy for  
our brick-wall issues after reading Jaye's post....

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