article_snippet: One recipe in the book - a do-it-yourself baby formula made from liver and bone broth - was said to have the potential to stunt the growth of babies and impair development.
article_snippet: I linked to a News article about it [the bone and liver broth] and pointed out what the particular concerns about the formula was, and that it was by the public health authority,' Ms Cubbins told Daily Mail Australia. '
article_snippet: They just put the factual information across about why the baby formula recipe and other recipes in the book were dangerous to babies.'
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.'
article_snippet: Despite this, the book has been described as 'a treasure trove of nutritional information and nourishing paleo recipes that are guaranteed to put you and your little one on the path to optimum health.'
highlights_snippet: One of the recipes is a DIY baby formula made from liver and bone broth .
  