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  1. Where on gods green earth did you find a singular can of similac for over $100

    1. This “free” gift that you take home with your new baby actually pads your hospital bill by about that much.

  2. watchpocket says:

    Good message that will encourage breastfeeding.

    1. Catpowers says:

      Not all women can breastfeed.

    2. Terrible thing to say to moms that tried their damndest.

  3. Nikkisgwen says:

    Not everyone can breastfeed for as long as they would like to. I did find this info though, wonder if it’s true?? How can you avoid GMOs?
    The best way to avoid GMOs is to choose organic. By law, organic products must be made and produced without the use of genetic engineering. That is why at every phase in the production process, organic processors and producers are required to take steps to make sure that you and your family are getting all the benefits you need and want and none of the things you don’t—including GMOs. That means not planting or treating land on which organic food and fiber is grown with prohibited substances (including GMOs); creating buffer zones to prevent contact between organic and non-organic crops; cleaning machinery to prevent contact between organic and non-organic items and minimize the risk of contamination; and storing organic and non-organic ingredients separately to ensure that the organic products have as little risk as possible of containing GMOs.

    1. Andrea Kelley says:

      It has been proven that these companies lie and that foods like Earths’ Best aren’t truly organic. I know I looked into all of them when I stopped producing milk and had to go to formula which I was not happy about nor did I want to. I did find one all natural and organic formula but it was in Europe and I couldn’t get any distributor to ship to the US. God for bid we feed our children right and the healthy way.

  4. Similac for over $100?????

  5. is there a formula option that does not contain gmo’s out there for those mothers that are unable to breastfeed?

    1. Yes, Whole Foods sells one, but I can’t remember the name, I believe you can get it at Target, also. My daughter’s pediatrician recommended it for my grandson, so maybe you could ask your pediatrician.

      1. 2lumpsofclay says:

        But if you look at what they contain, and really think about it…you still shouldn’t feed them that crap. Corn syrup and oil. A baby needs cholesterol to grow their brain. Look at what corn syrup has done to our kids, our nation. The reason babies are “allergic” to milk is because people are using pasteurized milk. Pasteurization destroys not just bad bacteria, but good bacteria (that keep bad bacteria in check), enzymes, and the fragile milk proteins. It also messes with the calcium and destroys the vitamins, such as A & D. That is why they are added to pasteurized milk. The problem is that they are synthetic. Your body doesn’t use them. But it looks good on the carton and on the formula container! In other words, now their is nothing to protect the milk if bad bacteria enters.

  6. I tell U the Truth says:

    It puzzled the mind that these pharmaceutical companies are making baby foods, the most famous and greatest mass-murders in history. It is said that 99% of prescription drugs cures nothing!. So why aren’t Americans out in the street with signs, boycotting and demanding clean and safe drugs. These baby formulas of course are drugs since it is being made by these big Pharma company. There is no future for America since we are feeding our baby poisons, that manipulate and mutate the cells, our biological make-up wasn’t made to sustain these powerful and deadly drugs…I could say a-lot more, but whats the use. These are powerful companies with billions to spread around and control politician/government or who ever as a pocket to fill

  7. delores_in_wa_state says:

    I am pro-labeling, but also pro-fact. Provide your proof that these companies actually put GMO ingredients into their formula. Where is the analysis sheet (scanned and online) of the laboratory that did the analysis on the formulas in question?
    I have seen too many lay-sites that put up an many untrue or twisted facts as Monsanto. Back up your accusations with real, measurable proof – not merely accusations of thought or opinion. So what if the mothers breast milk showed signs of pesticides – this could very well come from eating non-Organic produce during pregnancy in uninformed mothers.
    You want to win labeling? Then be SMART and SHOW PROOF.

    1. 2lumpsofclay says:

      Any company NOT using GMO’s is happy to let everyone know that. It is called deductive reasoning.

  8. You should update your story, because similac offers non gmo in advanced and sensitive now.

  9. Craig Wesley says:

    I have a dun Jun for Monsanto

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