Asked By: Person85 - 7/15/2011

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If you have allowed the allopaths to give your son vaccinations, you need to understand how that technology affects these small children in so many negative ways. Most likely your son does not have any of the probiotic bacteria in his gut, especially if he has also gotten any antibiotics for any reason as well as the vaccine poison injections. 3/4 of the human immune system is found in those probiotics that live in the intestines. Just one antibiotic or one vaccine kills those bacteria, leaving the infant to fend for itself. It takes 5 years for the immune system of an infant to fully develop. If solid food is given the infant before 2 years old and not b****t fed, the inner lumen of the intestine does not fully close and many allergies and asthma are the result of this.

Soy is the worst thing you can give an infant, second to pasteurized milk (especially low fat). Here's just one aspect of why you don't want to give an infant soy:

New research suggests high concentrations of manganese found in soybean-based baby formula can lead to brain damage in infants and altered behaviors in adolescents. Dr. Francis Crinella, clinical professor of pediatrics at UC-Irvine, and Trinh Tran, a graduate researcher at the UC-Davis Department of Animal Studies, have described how the soybean plant lifts up manganese in the soil and concentrates it so that its use in soy-based infant formula can result in as many as 200 times the level found in natural b****t milk.

These and other experts believe that such high concentrations could pose a threat to the immature metabolic systems of babies up to 6 months of age. The size of the market for soy-based infant formula is held closely, and none of the producers contacted by Insight would reveal sales figures. An independent expert estimates the market for all infant formula to be about $3 billion, with soy-based formula accounting for about $750 million of that, having doubled in the last 10 years.

The best-selling brand is Isomil (Ross Products Division of Abbott Laboratories), followed by Enfamil ProSobee (Mead Johnson), Nursoy (Wyeth-Ayerst) and Alsoy (Carnation).
According to Crinella and Tran, the discovery of potential harm from such products began in 1980 when a federal agency then called the Food and Nutrition Board established safe and acceptable values for manganese in adults, toddlers and infants.

Permissible levels for the three age groups ranged from 2.5 to 3 mg per day for adults, 1 to 1.5 mg per day for toddlers and 0.5 to 1 mg per day for infants under 6 months. This job now is handled by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which today permits 0.6 mg per day for infants, 120 times the amount found in mother's milk.

The FDA says that in the next few months it will lower the guidelines. Ruth Welch, an FDA spokeswoman, confirms that a report will recommend a minimum of only 0.005 mg of manganese a day and no maximum for infants up to age 6 months.

Giving soy formula to an infant is to give them the equivalent of 5 birth control pills per day. This is from the phytoestrogens in soy and the goitrogens in soy slow the thyroid down and deplete the body of it's minerals.

If you can find RAW milk that is from a GRASS FED COW (not a grain fed cow like commercial dairy cows), that is the best thing for the baby.

Baby formulas like Enfamil for instance contain 43?igh fructose corn syrup and 10?ugar; that is 53?ugar garbage in that junk! And people feed their babies that trash? High fructose corn syrup is processed in the liver exactly like alcohol, so babies get fatty livers just like alcoholics, but without the buzz. Alcohol is actually better because it can be metabolized in the brain, but HFCS cannot!

Please get some advice from people that know what they are talking about in regard to nutrition, not some hack doctor that has no training in nutrition and recommends vaccines, antibiotics, and formulas like soy formulas.

good luck to you

Answered By: onlymatch4u - 7/15/2011