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[edit] Promotive
The article has a clear bias in favor of the Jansen pharmaceuticals, Domperidone and ridicules FDA's decision as well as making exaggerated claims such as the ban on this drug results in large imports from Canada. Non-encyclopedic claims are also made such as "prominent" doctors reject FDA's ruling on the drug. Who is a prominent doctor? Is there a list? Claims that the ban on this drug results in foreign illegal imports is a pure speculation and even the source states "The data on the use of domperidone orally as a galactagogue are limited." as well as stating only "some" women tend to import this drug in contrast to this article's tone, designed to create pro-jansen hysteria about this drug. I will remove any unverified or exaggerated claims. --78.86.117.164 15:22, 9 November 2007 (UTC)
