[RowdyFFC]

Ever crack a book? It might help to learn something once in awhile.

[Popman]

Actually, I have read several books on the early American Indian during the pre-Colonial times and have never read anything remotely related to your post.

If what you posted is considered "learning" than I will blissfully remain ignorant.

[Popman]

Oh, and while you are at it, there is this thing called "Google" and now a thing called "Bing" great resources for finding stuff.

I can't find anywhere where " because ‘first American’ women were genetically flawed from there being no substitution for mother’s milk and they nursed their babies for years, depleting their immune systems." ...........so point me in the right direction.

[CarolinaPeach]

Hey there Rowdy, not trying to speak out of turn but just wanted to let you know that simply nursing a baby for a couple of years doesn’t hurt a woman’s immunity. It’s been done pretty much since Adam and Eve. If a woman couldn’t nurse her own child, another woman did it (a wet nurse). If another woman wasn’t available, they turned to the milk of an animal (cow, goat, etc.).

Commercially made infant formula wasn’t available until around 1860 or so.