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Antibiotics In Animal Feed Blamed For Dangerous Antibiotic Resistance

Huffington Post recently reported on Antibiotics In Animal Feed Blamed For Dangerous Antibiotic Resistance

Nature’s One® organic pediatric products contain organic milk from cows that are NOT treated with antibiotics or growth hormones. Nature’s One® purchases its organic nonfat milk from farmer-owned cooperatives, which assures our cows graze in pastures that are free of pesticides. Organic pastures produce healthy cows and high quality organic milk. The Cornucopia Institute gave Nature’s One® organic milk suppliers an “excellent” or a “4 cow rating”. You can feel good knowing Nature's One® formulas and nutritional supplements do not contain artificial flavors, colors or sweeteners, genetically modified ingredients, pesticides, added growth hormones or hexane processed oils.

Feingold Association Accepts PediaSmart® Soy

PediaSmart® Soy organic complete nutrition beverage has made the Feingold Association’s “acceptable Food List.” Feingold only accepts products free of ingredients that cause food sensitivities in children, including: corn syrup & other corn sweeteners, artificial colors & sweeteners, monosodium glutamate, calcium propionate, sulfiting agents, benzoates and nitrates &nitrites for children who are sensitive to these types of ingredients.

For more details about the Feingold Association and its mission, check out http://www.feingold.org/overview.php . Learn more about PediaSmart® Soy nutrition beverage at http://naturesone.com/pediasmart-soy/

 

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A Call for Better Regulation of Toxic Chemicals

The American Academy of Pediatrics recently suggested an overhaul of the our nations chemical management policy. Over the years, thousands of new chemicals have been introduced to the environment that experts feel need to be regulated.  Learn more about the new policy, “Chemical-Management Policy: Prioritizing Children’s Health,” that was published May 2011 Pediatrics (abstract) website:  ANA, AAP Call for Better Regulation of Toxic Chemicals