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The use of nitrate-contaminated drinking water to prepare infant formula is a well-known risk factor for infant methemoglobinemia.
At the same time, it protects from waterborne diseases that derive from contaminated water and utensils that may be used to prepare infant formula.
On the other hand it protected him from waterborne diseases that derive from contaminated water and utensils that may be used to prepare infant formula.
The use of bottled water is largely a market phenomenon, but in drinking water supply areas with high nitrate concentrations it is recommended to use bottled water to prepare infant formula and baby food [ 29].
ICC and ETIC have been attributed to excess copper intake from the use of brass or copper vessels to prepare infant feed [ 3] or well water with low pH [ 1].
For a 3-month-old child who consumed 1 L/day of well water used to prepare infant formula, the annual effective dose would be almost 5 mSv/year for well water that contained 0.5 Bq/L of Po and about 60 mSv/year for well water that contained 6.59 Bq/L of Po.
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The quality of the water used for preparing infant formula is therefore essential for the well-being of infants.
The fluorosis risk can easily be reduced by supervising children while brushing and by preparing infant formula with nonfluoridated water or purchase of infant formula constituted without fluoride.
These variables were drinking and cooking water at age three (Drinking water age 3, Cooking water age 3), water used for preparing infant food (Water Infant Food) and water used to reconstitute infant formula (Water formula).
Drinking and cooking water at age 3, water used for infant formula and water used for preparing infant food all demonstrated an increase in fluorosis severity with increase in water fluoride level (p < 0.001).
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