Thanks to Katherine Dettwyler for sharing her beautiful and revealing personal story about colostrum and color changes to mature milk. It is all so poetically LOGICAL, as is so much about human lactation. Ironic, though, that I spend much time convincing moms in MY culture that their apparently weak-looking milk, read mature milk, is "nutritious". Mom after mom anxiously claims that her milk is "not rich". If wt. gain is OK, I ask her what makes her think this, and she inevitably comments on the color of her breastmilk. The formula propaganda really has women hypnotized. The ones claiming to be "humanized" (I beg your pardon? I LOVE that one!) or "most like human milk" have duped women into believing that something's wrong with THEIR milk when it doesn't look like, taste like, quack like formula milk. This infuriates me. Can't we do something? I know about the great lobbying that you guys in the States and a few other places do, but Israel gets most of her imports from Europe. Could Ted Greiner offer some advice? Thanks and regards, Judy Knopf