Comment by twisteriffic
2 years ago
A couple of reminders for facts that the last thread on this proved weren't as obvious as you'd think:
1. Studies undertaken as part of a lawsuit should be considered radioactive. See the whole Wakefield thing.
2. Infants don't drink the same amount of water as an adult.
They drink more if they are formula fed and use that as a water source.
Again, it is physically impossible for an infant to drink as much water as an adult.
That's true but infants are far smaller than adults. It takes a lot less (of anything) to have an effect on an infant.
They drink more as a percentage of ingested materials. They are small and suffer increased effects.
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I am not following how your point is relevant. Dosages are different for kids and adults. Even different for kids of different sizes.