FYI, this link is to a college bookstore, the school does not have a
medical school.  I assume this is used in an undergraduate class on
nutrition at this particular institution.  It is not a medical text.  Even
if it were, just because nestle publishes something does not mean that
physicians read it.
sorry, just feeling a little defensive this morning.

Liz Dedman, MD, FAAP, IBCLC
Growing Healthy Children
Louisville, KY





On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 8:19 AM, Maria Parlapiano RN, IBCLC <
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> if your still wondering, scratching your head or banging it on the wall
> when it comes to something a pediatrician might say to you or a mom - look
> where they are getting their training/info from- example below:
>
> Textbook and Educational Program:
> Importance of Growth for Health and Development (Nestle Nutrition Workshop
> Series: Pediatric Program)
>
> http://newark-nj.campusave.com/rent-textbooks/importance-of-growth-for-health-and-development-8231
>
> " As of January 2010, this revision raises the bar for Importance of
> Growth for Health and Development (Nestle Nutrition Workshop Series:
> Pediatric Program)??™s high standard of excellence, making sure that it
> stays one of the foremost Nutrition studies textbooks. "
>
> "Importance of Growth for Health and Development (Nestle Nutrition
> Workshop Series: Pediatric Program) by A. Lucas, M. Makrides, E. E. Ziegler
> is a leading college textbook in Health, Mind & Body at in Newark, NJ. Pick
> up a copy of S Karger Pub's Importance of Growth for Health and Development
> (Nestle Nutrition Workshop Series: Pediatric Program) for as little as
> $0.00 and start becoming an expert in Health, Mind & Body at New Jersey
> Institute of Technology in Newark, NJ."
>
> Maria Parlapiano RN IBCLC
> Chatham, NJ
>
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