Thank you!  Friends ask me unofficially all of the time.  As a professional, how 
can I not recommend a treatment that I know works?  Where is the harm in 
saying that this works for many people?  As long as I have found out about 
any surgery, chronic and/or acute medical conditions, and any other things 
the woman or her baby is taking, the woman comes to me for help?  I wouldn't 
want to go to another practitioner if I'm seeing you; I want you to help me.  If 
I seriously don't know how to help, that's a different story, but if I know that 
yeast can be cured with ABC cream, or mastitis can be managed without 
antibiotics, how can i not use it?  Where are the ethics in that?

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