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kidlesskim
I never even knew humans tit fed until I saw it in National Geographic when I was about 7 or 8. If anyone DID tit feed in my parents' circle of friends, they didn't whip out their udders in public. I think tit feeding is left over from incomplete evolution of some humans, much like tails and wisdom teeth. I see no reason for humans to udder feed anymore and with the food and air being contaminated like it is and Moos downing pills like M&M's and having such awful diets, it's probably actually better for most loafs if they got formula.
When I see a human udder feeder it makes me think of an Orangutan. Part of my viewpoint on this could be that the only udder feeders I have ever been in contact with act like idiots or are ignorant. I have never personally known or met any overly intelligent udder feeders. It's something more likely to be seen being done by pasty faced religious fundamentalists or red necks than a college professor, at least in my area that's how it has always been.
Should Hospitals Lock Up Baby Formula To Promote Breast Feeding July 30, 2012 | Registered: 2 years ago |
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Tit-Nazi: Do a Google search on "unhealthy baby formula" and read the horrible, but true articles on what really goes into baby formula, and would you want your baby to have that? And, would you, yourself, consume that?
Say Whaaatttt? This doesn't make sense to me. I thought there would be something called "quality control" where it came to things like loaf formula.
Also, let's not forget some of the things that float around in udder-juice: Prescription meds, illicit drugs, deadly viruses, infections and blood from cracked nipps, etc. etc...the list goes on. Not to mention if MOOO suffers with poor nutritional habits. There is NO quality control when it comes to the Almighty Tit Juice.

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gwdzee
These assholes could be doing something like, I dunno, creating jobs, but instead they are way too interested in what women do with our own bodies.
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Tit-Nazi: Do a Google search on "unhealthy baby formula" and read the horrible, but true articles on what really goes into baby formula, and would you want your baby to have that? And, would you, yourself, consume that?
Say Whaaatttt? This doesn't make sense to me. I thought there would be something called "quality control" where it came to things like loaf formula.
Also, let's not forget some of the things that float around in udder-juice: Prescription meds, illicit drugs, deadly viruses, infections and blood from cracked nipps, etc. etc...the list goes on. Not to mention if MOOO suffers with poor nutritional habits. There is NO quality control when it comes to the Almighty Tit Juice.
I did the google search and here are the sources:
www.unhinderedliving.com
www.naturalnews.com
www.stopkillingmykids.com
www.ecolife.com
www.care2.com
answers.yahoo.com
Yup, a whole list of sources that should be completely trusted.
Should Hospitals Lock Up Baby Formula To Promote Breast Feeding July 30, 2012 | Registered: 2 years ago |
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satansbitch
If some idiot governor can make this decision for hospitals what's next??? I would also think hospital staff has better things to do than play prison guard over fucking cans of formula.
I also think "lactation consultants" are cunts of the highest order. I've met three personally and they were evil. Anything that sticks it to these cunts is a good thing in my not so fair opinion.
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I thought you weren't supposed to practice medicine without a license? Can someone tell me why politicians can get away with doing just that?
These assholes could be doing something like, I dunno, creating jobs, but instead they are way too interested in what women do with our own bodies.
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To the outrage of breastfeeding campaigners and probably the utter confusion of most women with small babies, scientists today advocate rewriting the rulebook to drop the current guidance that says mothers should breastfeed exclusively for the first six months of their child's life. It was 2001 when the World Health Organisation announced that exclusive breastfeeding for six months was best for babies. In 2003 the then Labour minister Hazel Blears adopted the recommendation for the UK. But today, in the British Medical Journal, doctors from several leading child health institutes say the evidence for the WHO guidance was never there – and that failing to start weaning babies on to solids before six months could be harmful.
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According to the paper, failing to start weaning on to solid food (they are not talking about formula milk) before six months appears to raise risks for the baby. Evidence that was unavailable when the WHO made its recommendation suggests they have a greater chance of iron deficiency anaemia, "known to be linked to irreversible adverse mental, motor or psychosocial outcomes." Unlike the US, the UK does not have a screening programme for iron deficiencies in children, so it is impossible to say if there have been problems.
Should Hospitals Lock Up Baby Formula To Promote Breast Feeding July 31, 2012 | Registered: 1 year ago |
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gymrat
My sister breastfed my nephew and he has really bad allergies. So much for that myth. Also, supposedly if a mother breast feeds her infant, she loses the "baby weight" faster. But if that's the case, then why, when I see a picture on the internet of a "nurse in" are all the mothers overweight? Shouldn't they all be slim and svelte? That is NEVER the case.
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"And, would you, yourself, consume that?"
No, because I'M NOT A FUCKING BABBY YOU STUPID MOO-COW!!!
" I think tit feeding is left over from incomplete evolution of some humans, much like tails and wisdom teeth"
AGREED!
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