Nitrates/Nitrites Poisoning
People who drink water from shallow rural domestic wells that are not tested for nitrate concentrations are at risk of exposure. Infants younger than 4 months of age are the highest risk group for harm from exposure to nitrates. • When nitrate containing well water is mixed with baby formula and fed to infants, it can create serious health
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