Thread: Question: How could organic banana baby food have no potassium in it?
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Old June 9th, 2009, 10:51 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Re: How could organic banana baby food have no potassium in it?
organic food is a complete farce. if it was actually natural it would have plenty of potassium in it. the question i have is what level of trace elements does it have? the dirty little secret of the vitamin and food industry is that when it comes to trace elements, you can have 200% of what is on the label and still sell it. so it is easy to sicken babies if you happen to get a "rich trit." Im not sure if this is how baby food works but i would be suspicious.
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