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MYO Baby Formula: Dr. Lee’s Formula

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** Under certain circumstances, it may be alright to use homemade formula, but consult your baby’s pediatrician before introducing this to your infant. Breastfeeding is always the best choice, with commercially prepared formulas second.

Always Consult your baby’s pediatrician before introducing this to your infant.

Dr. Lee’s Formula
1 qt. goat’s milk, or oat, rice, almond, or soy milk
200 mg. folic acid
1-2 mg. B-complex (dissolve 50 mg. tablet in a 1 oz. dropper bottle of water, and use 1 dropperful of this each day)
1/4 tsp. coconut oil
1 drop Vitamin E (mixed tocopherols)
1 drop B-carotene

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