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Thu, 10 Sep 1998 20:18:24 +1200
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Re: Learning Curve
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>         On another note; a few weeks ago my wife gave birth to our
> second child, and she keeps reminding me that honey can be very
> dangerous for infants, however she can not tell me why.  I have heard
> this from others as well, but I am curious, is this true or a wives
> tale?  If true does anyone know why it is harmful?
 
You can read an annotated bibliography on honey and infant botulism
at:
http://www.beekeeping.co.nz/biblio9.htm
 
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