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I definitely take studies like this with a grain of salt, though I do find them interesting. This one does appear to be from a sufficiently large sample size.
by datashovel 12y ago
I definitely take studies like this with a grain of salt, though I do find them interesting. This one does appear to be from a sufficiently large sample size.
Besides this, though, I find it interesting that humans feel they can sufficiently reverse engineer breast milk to replicate the health benefits. Not saying at all that eventually this won't be possible or probable.
But the "original formula" has gone through at least tens of millions if not hundreds of millions of years of evolution. From this respect I'm in complete awe that we have this nature-given tool, and astonished that more humans don't do this for their children.
- jonah 12y ago> sufficiently reverse engineer breast milk to replicate the health benefits ...In much the same way a BigMac and Coke replicates food.
- aikah 12y ago> I definitely take studies like this with a grain of salt as everybody should, the problem is the media publishing these stories know that the only thing people read are the headlines. > Experts say the results, while not conclusive ... The article says one thing and its opposite. The goal here isn't to inform but to distract. Absolutely no conclusion can be made out of reading this article.
- colordrops 12y agoWhat exactly is wrong with this study?
- aikah 12y agoBecause you read the study ? there isn't even a link to the study in the article. The article is garbage.