The Washington Post, with their own reporting admits multiple American baby formulas contain harmful amounts of arsenic, lead, BPA, and PFAS.
They confirmed many formulas use seed oils to mimic breast milk.
They also acknowledged that U.S. formulas are loaded with unnecessary added sugars.
The mainstream media is in scramble mode.
They went from “these products don’t contain any of the things Secretary Kennedy says they do” to “okay, they have all the things he said, but they’re not that bad overall.”
MAHA is winning.
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In my opinion, RFK Jr is one of the most consequential advocates for children in history. 🙂
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Amen! 💚
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RFK Jr. is a hero, no less.
I read the ingredients on baby formula sometime back, and was amazed that anyone would even use it. It makes that old-time southern stand-by, evaporated milk, corn syrup and some warm water look good.
Try reading the labels on some of those geriatric health drinks like Ensure. It’s disgusting. Just have a milkshake, for Pete’s sake; it’s better for you.
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What ever happened to good old-fashioned breast feeding? Ya know, God designed our bodies with a built-in method of feeding our young the perfect food designed just for them. Besides being convenient and readily available, breastfeeding provides our babies with a lifetime of exceptional Immune System health. Mothers control what ingredients make up our own breast milk, so there’s never a question about what’s in it. Leaving our baby’s nutrition and health up to the formula companies, who care nothing about our children and only about profit, makes no sense whatsoever to me. As a former Mother-Baby Nurse, it was my privilege to help many new mothers breastfeed their newborns. With just a little help getting started, it was rare to have an unsuccessful outcome. My reward was seeing the look of contentment on both Mom and baby’s face as they worked together just the way God designed them to. 🥰
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You are so right! If I had ever had kids, I would have breast fed. My own mother did, all of us except me, because I was premie and had to stay in the incubator so long, but she would have. Ethel Kennedy did all her kids; I remember reading in Life one time how she would wait for Bobby out in the halls of Congress at a hearing, nursing her young. You’d think people would want to, but convenience…. I think a lot of common sense rolled onto RFKJr., and some of his relatives missed it. He truly is the heir of the best of the Kennedy’s.
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Hey, Dodie, you got to be a Baby Nurse? That’s the best!
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Yes ma’am I was ~ for the majority of my 40 year career. I worked in all levels of Nurseries from Newborn to Special/Intermediate Care to NICU/Preemie Care. Funny how God works ~ both of our little Copper-topped, blue-eyed Arizona Grandsons were Preemies, so we
had a good idea what to expect! 💜🤗💚👣
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