article_snippet: One recipe is a do-it-yourself baby formula made from liver and bone broth - one of Pete Evans signature Paleo creations.
article_snippet: The greatest concern, especially given that none of the authors have medical qualifications, lie with the do-it-yourself baby formula, which is made primarily from liver and bone broth, reported The Australian Women's Weekly.
article_snippet: The broth reportedly contains ten times the recommended daily intake of Vitamin A for infants, but lacks other basic nutrients needed for sustenance.
article_snippet: That's the really troubling thing: the infant is totally at the whim of their parents when the infant comes to feeding.
article_snippet: Further concerns have been raised about the inclusion of runny eggs and added salt in the recipes, which contradicts national health guidelines.
article_snippet: The Federal Department of Health is aware of this publication and has concerns about the inadequate nutritional value of some of the recipes, in particular the infant formula, and has been consulting with experts and will continue to investigate this matter,' a statement regarding the concerns that had been brought to its attention said.
article_snippet: A disclaimer at the back of the cookbook states that the co-authors 'in good faith' the recipes will lead to a healthier life, 'relying on the information contained in this publication may not give you the results you desire or may cause negative health consequences.'
highlights_snippet: The book has been slammed by the Public Health Association of Australia who claim that children could potentially die from the recipes .
  
highlights_snippet: One of the recipes is a DIY baby formula made from liver and bone broth .
  