Marie, I think the article to which you are referring is a rather poor study of cabbage for engorgement done in S. Africa and published in Birth. Conclusion was that it didn't help any more than whatever else it was they used (cold lettuce, maybe?? -- no, it wasn't, but I don't remember what it was). However, they only used it for 20 minutes every 4 hours or whatever - in any case, it nowhere near followed the protocol suggested by Rosier in the BF Review article in '88. But, it was in birth, and I think it was 1993 or 1994. The newest one is in JHL on cabbage & Gelpacks. Jan B. - who's brain is on hold for any sort of truly good references such as time & date. Jan