FDA-approved specialty baby formulas don’t work; previous studies were faulty or had conflicts of interest according to recent research
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(Natural News) Infant formulas with proteins that have been hydrolyzed are said to reduce a child’s risk of developing eczema by at least 33 percent. Nevertheless, that knowledge has come into question, as a study that was published in The BMJ shows the results of 37 different trials into hydrolyzed formula. There is an idea… |
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