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@Wallykay which insurance did you settle for eventually?

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@ pretty

Please don't crucify each other here...

I've gone through a number of websites and done some research and still honey is recommended by most doctors for kids over one. Infants under one are the ones who are at risk of botulism..not three


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v http://www.jstor.org/sta...icleService=showArticle

v Honey May Pose Hidden Toxic Risk J. R. Science News,Vol. 161,No. 20 (May 18,2002),p. 317 Published by: Society for Science & the Public

v http://www.jstor.org/sta...icleService=showArticle

v Botulism in Infants: A Cause of Sudden Death? Jean L. Marx Science,New Series,Vol. 201,No. 4358 (Sep. 1,1978),pp. 799-801 Published by: American Association for the Advancement of Science





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@ Pretty i am amused by your research skills.
The first link has nothing. The second link tries to argue a case of sudden infant death to botulism and the third says honey consumed in quantities of 90 gm per day might have toxic alkaloids.
Let me give you a lesson in basic research. You have told us a hypothesis that you cant back up with facts and you go ahead to give lies. Your fake theory goes '
v Honey usually carries a lethal botulism bacteria that easily kills an infant

v The worse if a 6 month old baby consumes the stuff

v Adding honey to food that infants consume is also a no no

v There is an organism called Clostridium botulinum found in bees which contaminate honey and is lethal when consumed by kids.

And you later add that you know alot.....LOL!!
Your links do not link honey to clostridium at all????
Madam when you bluff and you have just lied ...... just admit mimi sijui and dont brag ati you know alot na haujui!!
You research skills are poor and your reasoning is flawed. There is NO association between honey and botulism for the fake links you gave us.

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