It shouldn't be. Technological advances have allowed us to detect smaller and smaller concentrations of both natural and synthetic chemicals in the human body. But in truth, many of these warnings simply relate to evidence of exposure, not to any demonstrated adverse effect on health. Whether or not a particular substance proves harmful depends on its dose. Standard limits of exposure published by WHO and other reliable organizations are set well below levels that would pose any danger.
Breast milk offers infants and mothers many benefits.
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