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In article <Bv5D7L.3A6@news.cso.uiuc.edu>, tamu@uxh.cso.uiuc.edu (Todd Henderson) writes:
>Why don't the third worlds stop using it then.  Is Nestle paying the
>hospital to do something, if not, then as I said, the hospital is the
>expert, they should teach the newborns and mothers how to brest feed.

Ever heard of "advertisement"?  The baby formula commercial protrates
big, chubby babies from drinking formula.  Gee! cows are so big and
healthy.  So, formula must be good.  (Why don't they sell elephant
milk?)  You think that those third world countries folks deserve that
because they are so dumb to fall for it.  How about the "You have come
a long way, baby"?  Millions of Americans are sucking poison subsidized
by tax money of yours and mine.

There are rumors that Formula companies give bonus to every can of
formula the hospitals (or the nurses) hand out.  And then, not everyone
in the third world countries are poor.  The fortunate fews can afford
the formula so that mama is not tied down.

One final note: I thought the boycott had gone on years and Nestle had
agreed to stop pushing formula few years ago.  Or did they just stop
doing it in U.S. only?