Effects of Vegetables, meat & fruits on infants ....
Billy Meier,
11th October 1989
Many fresh vegetables as well as vegetables in general usually contain a lot of nitrate, which is why infants are not allowed to be given such food or only in very small amounts.
Larger amounts lead to severe nitrate poisoning, which is usually fatal.
The entire metabolism of the infant is geared towards breast milk, which is why during the first months of life only this food or a suitable substitute may be given to the infant.
If this is disregarded and the food is changed over to vegetables, meat or fruit too early, this can be life-threatening for the infant and even lead to death.
In other words, all kinds of meat and all kinds of fruit can also be very dangerous for infants, and particularly if a quantity is not respected which is adapted to the metabolism, the health and the overall constitution of the infant's body.
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