What was the effect of Nestlé's global advertisement campaign claiming that their baby formula was more nutritional than breast milk?
A) Mothers were relieved of the some of the stress inherent in raising a newborn.
B) Children's health improved around the globe.
C) Some babies had a brief allergic reaction.
D) Babies suffered malnutrition and death from starvation.

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Nestlé's global advertisement campaign claiming that their baby formula was more nutritional than breast milk led to a decline in breastfeeding and an increase in the use of formula, particularly in developing countries where access to clean water and proper sanitation was limited. This resulted in malnutrition and death from starvation for some babies who were not able to receive adequate nutrition from the formula due to a lack of resources and education on correct preparation and usage.

What Was the Effect of Nestlé's Global Advertisement Campaign Claiming