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When a mother gives birth, her body is not only able to provide nourishment to her baby, but is also designed to be its own personal medicine cabinet. Breast milk is the best and most natural food you can give a child, and applying it sparingly on a baby's head, eye or skin will eliminate cradle cap, acne, rashes, dryness, and even eye infections.
When a mother gives birth, her body is not only able to provide nourishment to her baby, but is also designed to be its own personal medicine cabinet. Breast milk is the best and most natural food you can give a child, and applying it sparingly on a baby's head, eye or skin will eliminate cradle cap, acne, rashes, dryness, and even eye infections.
Approximate author period: c. 2011 AD · contemporary
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- Suzy Kassem
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- Approximate author period: c. 2011 AD · contemporary
Approximate author period, documented activity in 2011. Rise Up and Salute the Sun — library edition record. Suzy Kassem; Awakened Press; 2011 edition; ISBN 9780615388861. The catalogue identifies Library of Congress bibliographic records. This is NOT the composition date of every attributed quotation. Source: https://openlibrary.org/works/OL15374198W/Rise_up_and_Salute_the_Sun (accessed 2026-10-08).
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