For the last month I have been having lunch with a nurse from case management in my office. I eat, she pumps with a double electric pump, and we chat. We have noticed something very interesting. On the days when she eats a light breakfast, cereal or a piece of toast, she will get about 5 ounces of milk when she pumps for ten minutes. On the days when she has a heartier breakfast, with eggs and milk and juice and maybe some bread, she gets 9 ounces of milk. It has been very consistent. This is just one case of course, but may be something to suggest to the mother who feels her milk supply is dropping . I wouldn't have thought it would have made such a difference. Ann Calandro,RNC,IBCLC Waxhaw, North Carolina