Heather Welford Neil writes:
>The idea would be - as now -  for babies to have to move on to different
>ABMs as they get older.

Well, gosh, this sounds to me like the dogfood companies who market specialty
mixes based upon the age of the dog.

Yes, I do believe that many companies are trying to sell us artificial
nutrition beyond toddlerhood.  Think about all those supposed "sports drinks"
and "instant breakfast drinks" and other chemical concoctions you can buy at
the supermarket.  Don't forget the sports nutrition stores that will sell you
all sorts of powdered chemical cocktails.  Maybe there are some athletes who
really need the stuff, but I don't think they are necessarily marketing the
drinks just to them.

Sharon Kazmierski