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Out of curiosity, Would you feed your infant a cereal made of wheat flour, cow's milk and sugar like Henri Nestle did in 1867?
Homemade Farine Lactee Nestle
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No. Human children are supposed to have their mother’s milk.
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What if the baby can't digest mother's milk?
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OH MY GOSH. You fell for THAT propaganda. Good grief.
For thousands of years, if a human mother can't produce enough milk, goat milk is the best and closest chemically to human milk.
For thousands of years, if a human mother can't produce enough milk, goat milk is the best and closest chemically to human milk.
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What if the baby can't digest goat's milk either?
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Cow milk is MUCH more difficult to digest.
The recipe from the 1800s is obsolete.
The recipe from the 1800s is obsolete.
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Jerry, I have things to do today. Very busy.
Go outside and enjoy the day. Don't spend too much time on the internet.
Go outside and enjoy the day. Don't spend too much time on the internet.
Science has evolved quite a bit from 1867. It’s also worth mentioning that the infant mortality rate was fairly high back then.
I would think it might be wiser to follow the advice of someone currently accredited paediatrics medicine.
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I'm trying to stay out of it, but this same individual was here under a different name recently doing the same sog and dance with the humanitarian "food" questions.
I understand the individual is autistic (but really, anybody can just say that) so have chosen to let it be but really, At what point is enough, enough?
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Ok I get the hint I'll stop with the Humanitarian food questions. I now know homesteaders will feed them soup, crackers and tea.
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Please stop asking about making malt powder, too.
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Scout's Honor! I asked because all google gave me is how to make malt for homebrewing not how to make malt powder (or flour). I asked out of desperation.
Our members also rely on data from modern science and modern medicine and not outdated theories.
Why would you think they would endanger their children?
Perhaps you should start reading those books Alice was kind enough to send you or look into some basic cookbooks.
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The malt for beer is made with the exact same process, just ground finer at the end, I think. Not 100% sure because I have never done it.
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This.
I've been following purely for entertainment purposes, but even that's getting tedious now. Alice and Danaus29 have been very generous with their time and patience.
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I did under the encyclopedia of country living. I asked because I'm too broke for books. She volunteered to get the books for me. Out of curiosity What other cookbooks teach their readers how to make malt powder for nutritious powdered malt drinks like ovaltine and Nestle milo?
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