thread: I have wondered for a long time *not a debate*

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    Jan 2006
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    I think there are two main problems
    1- supply. It can be hard to get a reasonable amount - you'd need to be producing a fair bit to commercialise it.
    2 - ethical issues involvd with selling human tissues (or whatever)

    On top of that of course is the fact that most people would rather drink something from an animal or tin than from another human.

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    Aug 2007
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    KM- like Eluned said, formula being man made has many possible contaminations, there was recently formula pulled from shelves due to mould spores being present in tins, also PLASTIC\, yes, you read that right, MELAMINE in the actual formula!!! if you google it, you will probably find, many, many, many incidences of contamination in formula over the last 30 years.

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    Jul 2009
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    KM- like Eluned said, formula being man made has many possible contaminations, there was recently formula pulled from shelves due to mould spores being present in tins, also PLASTIC\, yes, you read that right, MELAMINE in the actual formula!!! if you google it, you will probably find, many, many, many incidences of contamination in formula over the last 30 years.
    Thank you for that information. But i won't google it. I don't want to upset myself when there is nothing i can do to change the way i feed my baby.