I can't help but notice that one very successful swimmer has the
classic bottle-fed face structure: upper jaw forms a narrow "U" in
the horizontal plane with the front teeth crowded together, lower jaw
pointy and narrow, lower sides of face not filled out well.  This
swimmer's face would fit right into Dr. Brian Palmer's presentation.

I do see a lot of nicely balanced faces/jawlines among the athletes
in general though.  That could be an indication of having been
breastfed.

I would love to see someone do the research on this, too!

Margaret
Longmont, CO
enjoying watching the Olympics with my sports-crazy kids



>Well here is a strange query. Mention of the breastfeeding spectator at
>the Olympics got me thinking.  I wonder how many of the medalists in the
>Olympics were breastfed and for how long?  How many were never
>breastfed?  Anyone up for that research? Or has it been done already?
>Inquiring minds need to know!
>
>   Sleep deprived in South Florida from too many nights of watching
>incredible athletes in an incredible place,
>
>
>
>  Mary Westra
>

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