History and Evolution of infant formulas

History and Evolution of infant formulas
As weaning occurred, it was the common practice to give "pap", a mixture of grain and water (recorded in the 1600s). Other foods such as butter, raw meat, juices, broth and sugar were also added to the milk mixture, beer, wine and occasionally drugs were given as a sedative.

In the 1700's, sanitation practices developed and the use of cow's milk and barley water became popular. In early 90's, evaporated milk was used as the formula base. The

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