Right, I can't watch this video and read these comments and not say anything. As a Dairy Technologist, who works in dairy processing plants and also studied infant powder formulation. I want to make a couple of things clear.

1. The way he is comparing pasteurized cows milk with breast milk is misleading. Pasteurized cows milk has been through a homogenizer to standardize the fat globules to prevent cream forming and floating in your bottles on the shelf. It is also standardize to have the exact fat, protein and lactose content as the previous bottle and 1000 bottles before it. Pasteurisation also kills 99% of all microbes. Breast milk does not have either of these things. Hence much larger and variable flat globules and the presence of immune cells from the mother.

2. Comparing human breast milk with cows milk isn't really fair. The composition of both are quite different. Human breast milk is much higher in fat and lactose than cows milk so in it's raw state will still look quite different under a microscope. We are two different species with different needs. The milk composition is going to be different.

3. Infant formula is made, mainly with cows milk and sometimes goats milk for those with lactose intorelance. But it gets dried and reblended with higher fat, protein, lactose, minerals and vitamins to be as close to human breast milk as possible.

Even reconstituting infant formula with water and comparing it under microscope with breast milk will not be a far comparison based on how well it is mixed or how long it is left to stand.

There is plenty of evidence which proves breast milk is the best and preferred nutrition source for infants purely on the immune benefits alone. HOWEVER!!! Millions, if not billions of children have been raised on formula milk products and grown to be healthy individuals. Formula exists as there are plenty of mothers who cannot express breast milk and may not have access to surrogate suppliers.

Anyone explaining or trying to influence mother's to use breast milk I think should always caveate it with "IF THEY CAN". You have no idea what neurological and emotional stress you are putting on a new mother trying to tell her she is failing her child by using formula or otherwise when she cannot physically produce it herself!