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Re: Infantile botulism from honey
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Wed, 21 Nov 2001 18:25:59 EST
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   The human infant should probably be on breast milk until they reach a year
of age.
That we can circumvent the fact that mammals are made to nurse their young
doesn't make it the best choice however.  If the labels about infants and
honey read that honey like all raw foods should not be fed to infants under
one year of age It would probably be easier to accept.
One billion people worldwide lack clean drinking water yet periodically large
corporations who market baby formulas get caught pushing their products. In
countries where the water is unsafe, a bottle fed child is up to 25 times
more likely to die from diarrhoea than a breast fed child.

Here is the link from th National Honey Board Webpages scroll down to the
Infant Botulism paragraph for their wording.
http://www.nhb.org./foodtech/tgloss.html#sectI

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