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[Title] => Breast is best
[Summary] => Allow me to share with you very interesting insights about breastfeeding.
Dear Maricel,
I just want to thank you for publishing all the statistics on breastfeeding. I really feel that people need to know them.
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[Summary] => Mothers are raising a cry of protest against the hazards of infant formula feeding. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), some 16,000 infant deaths per year in the Philippines can be traced to formula feeding. The United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF) says that formula-fed infants are 25 times more likely to die of diarrhea than babies who are exclusively breastfed. Studies show that formula-fed babies score lower in IQ and other standardized tests than breastfed infants.
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Dear Maricel,
I just want to thank you for publishing all the statistics on breastfeeding. I really feel that people need to know them.
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