Nitrates/Nitrites Poisoning
water wells that are typically in rural areas. • Other nitrates may get into water from animal wastes and poor working sewer systems. • For infants who are bottle-fed, nitrate poisoning can happen when nitrate contaminated drinking water is used to dilute formula. Diet
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