Cow's milk should never be fed to infants because it is too high in protein and too low in sodium. select one: a. True b. False

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Cow's milk should never be fed to infants because it is too high in protein and too low in sodium. select one:

a. True
b. False

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answer is B: false

it's too high in protein and too low in iron

Hitesh Vaghela answered Dec 11, 2018

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