"Blocking the baby cow's milk intake of nutrients that are exactly getting as it contains high protein, not suitable for baby's kidneys are immature," said Chaudhuri Debnath, head of Biochemistry and nutrition, All-India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health.
He suggested that mothers who for some reason are unable to provide BREAST MILK to consult the doctor looking for a safe alternative to other than cow's milk.
Similar views were also released, as Sesikaran B Director of the National Institute of Nutrition. Cow's milk is only his opinion, mengadung a little nutrition and also low iron content.
"The granting of cow's milk was unsafe practices in contexts where modern antibiotics and pesticides are detected at high levels in dairy cows," he said.
Sesikaran added, the granting of cow's milk should be avoided in the first year of baby's life. His opinion granting cow's milk is extremely inappropriate, insecure and inadequate in terms of nutritional content.
While ASI proven its usefulness because enriched with nutrients, including vitamins and minerals, which keeps the baby from antibody diseases that might be life-threatening.
"In addition to minimize the risk of diarrhea, BREAST MILK protects babies from an allergic reaction such as eczema," he added.
Data from the survey report suggests that many mothers stop breastfeeding prematurely. Only 69 per cent of infants less than two months are still getting the breast milk. "At the age of 2-3 month baby who got BREAST MILK as much as 51 percent and when 4-5 months slumped to 28 percent only," he said.
