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Doctors caution against imitation and filled milks for infants
AP Science Writer report from Chicago states the American Medical Association council on foods and nutrition advises that imitation milk is generally undesirable for infant diets and should be discouraged. The report explains imitation milk is water sugar and vegetable fat and low in protein minerals and vitamins versus whole milk. Filled milk, a milk based product of skim milk and vegetable oil, compares well with fluid whole milk in protein and calories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. McDaniel
Chicago
Council On Foods and Nutrition
The
American Medical Association
Association
United States
AMA