Response to: Having Faith

The purpose is to acknowledge the public the truth of breastfeeding. The toxic chemicals were accumulated in human bodies along the food chain, and they were passed along to the infants by breastfeeding. The audiences are the public people, who didn't really know the fact that the breast milk was actually more toxic that infant formula.  She deliver the information with data and her own stories. She writes something about her learning experience about ecology. She then points out that breastfeeding is missing from the food chain. She also uses research results to support her thesis, like the one in page 932, "Breast milk, if regulated like infant formula, would commonly violate Food and Drug Administration action levels for poisonous or deleterious substances in food and could not be sold". I don't think she's activism. She argues reasonably with scientific data.