What medical problems can occur later in life if a person was fed honey as a newborn for the first year?
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What medical problems can occur in a person who was fed honey as a newborn till one year old?
None. Honey is an all natural substance. It's safe in even gratuitous amounts even to infants.
Answered Jan 31, 2010
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