On Sat, 2002-08-24 at 05:57, Ilene Fabisch wrote:
> Two women came into the office this week and both mentioned "the formula
> that has breastmilk in it".  Can I get in trouble for telling them their are
> no known long term studies and that it's kind of a big experiment?

Depends on who you work for.  ;-)  You CAN report every incidence of
women coming to you with that statement and report it to the Federal
Trade Commission.  Marsha Walker is probably keeping track of this as
well.

Do we need to concatenate a referenced fact sheet about DHA &
DHA-enhanced artificial foods?

regards,
Beth
perinatal educator
--
  /\/\    Beth Johnson
 / o o\   Cosmic Wonderer
( / ^^\)  Springfield, MA USA
 \ M_M/   "Ruling a country is like cooking a small fish--
           you have to handle it with care."--Lao Tzu


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