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It is a world wide phenomenon. Somewhere I have an old article buried that
shows a global distribution to the "perceived insufficient milk supply"
syndrome.
I can't help but wonder if it has happened since the industrial revolution
began and substitutes became more easily available OR is it just a
perception that mothers have that has been around forever. Pat in SNJ
PS Someone named Pam Hill has done a lot of research. google her.
Private Fears, Global Loss: A Cross-Cultural Study of Insufficient Milk
Syndrome
Julia Tully and Kathryn G. Dewey, Medical Anthropology, Vol.9(3), Summer
1985.
The Insuffient Milk Syndrome: A Biocultural Explanation
Judith Gussler & Linda H. Briesemeister
Medical Anthropology Spring 1980
The Insuffiecient Milk Syndrome, Lactation Associates, c. 1988
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