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Milk powder blamed after babies develop breasts
Young Chinese children are reportedly developing breasts early because of hormones in milk.

Chinese baby girls between the ages of 15 months and four years old have reportedly developed breasts after drinking milk powder.

According to the local China Daily newspaper, three children were tested and found to have hormone levels greater than adult women.

Chief physician at Hubei Maternity and Children’s Hospital, Yan Qin, said ”parents should stop using the formula to feed their children and that the powder needs to be analysed”.

The Qingdao-based company Synutra which produces the powder in question says its products are safe.

Some have speculated that hormones may have entered the food chain earlier because farmers are feeding them to cows.

The practice is not against the law in China.

THOSE INFIDELS!! I knew China was up to no good all along but this has gone too far!!
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/08/09/2978058.htm