Study after study demonstrate that not breastfeeding is detrimental to
health. One exceptional individual does not constitute a general rule.
If he was bottlefed, Phelps is the exception that confirms the rule.
He is exceptional despite having been artificially fed. Can you
imagine how much better he would have been, had he been breastfed? So,
let's not be afraid to meet this "bottlefed and fine" argument head on.

Nicole Bernshaw



On Aug 17, 2008, at 4:51 PM, LACTNET automatic digest system wrote:

> Date:    Sun, 17 Aug 2008 13:12:47 -0600
> From:    Janice Reynolds <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Re: Olympics and breastfeeding
>
> If our hypothesis is correct, that this very successful swimmer was
> bottlefed, my husband keeps saying we shouldn't let that theory be
> known,
> because it would be quite a boost to the "I was bottlefed and fine"
> camp.
>
> BTW, he has also said he had ADHD, which I believes fits into Dr.
> Palmer's
> explanation of relationships between facial malformation, sleep
> apnea, etc.
>
> Janice Reynolds


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