The calories were 11 per ounce.  Should be about 24 from what I've =
heard.=20
Kara

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24 is high...seen with milk for a preemie, but more typical to have 20 calories per oz. with a fullterm.  The question would be....how was this sample that was tested taken?  At what portion of a nursing?  At what time of day?  Testing a single sample of breastmilk where care is not given to balance out content doesn't necessarily tell you very much of what infant is getting over an entire day. 
 
Cheryl Taylor, CBE
www.drjaygordon.com

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