> Dr. Fjendbo Jorgensen, who is a specialist in tropical and infectious
> diseases and has been working for The National AIDS Control Programme in
> Tanzania for 3 years, is presently in charge of a group of researchers in
> Denmark and Tanzania involved in the use of solar energy for health purposes.
>
> He noted that the pharmaceutical industry has not been supportive in
> promoting the pasteurizing concept, a low-tech source of prevention that, on
> a long-term basis, would reduce the need for medical drugs to manage AIDS.

This is IMO the most important message in this article, because it prooves that,
despite their effords to make consumers believe that they also cherish the
benefits of human milkfeeding over artificial infant nutrition, the artificial
infant feeding manufacturers don't give a dime for child health and only want
their solution for problems ("feed al babies artificial infant food")
considered.

Nevertheless, I really do like this concept for a affordable solution for the
HIV and human milk dilemma.

Gonneke van Veldhuizen, IBCLC, living in Maaseik, Belgium
http://www.users.skynet.be/eurolac
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