How To Use Breast-fed In A Sentence

Babies are breast-fed on demand, often for well over a year, although solid foods, usually rice pap, may be introduced at a young age.
Fasting and one hour after the meal plasma concentrations of ghrelin and orexin were measured in breast-fed (group I; n = 17), milk formula-fed (group II; n = 16) and highly hydrolyzed, hypoallergic formula-fed (group III; n = 14) groups, age matched infants (mean 4 months) as well as in children with iv provision of nutrients (glucose - group IV; n = 15; total parenteral nutrition - group V; n = 14). BioMed Central - Latest articles
It is also thought by some authorities that bottle-fed babies are more likely to develop defective appestats than those that are breast-fed.
According to Emerling, breast-fed babies and bottle-fed babies grow differently.
One client told me that when he asked whether he had been breast-fed, his mother, arms akimbo, warned him off with a glare.

Joene Hendry, “Being Breast-fed May Lower Breast Cancer Risk,” Reuters Health, May 9, 2008 breastcancer.org/risk/new_research/20080509.jsp. THE STORY OF STUFF
The patients are more likely to be African - American and dark - skinned, and more likely to have been exclusively breast-fed for an extended period of time, without vitamin supplementation.
Breast-fed babies in America score on average eight points higher than bottle-fed kids when given cognitive tests, an effect still observable nearly a decade after the breast-feeding has stopped. John Medina, Ph.D.: Brain Science Weighs In On Breast-Feeding Debate
Infants receiving phototherapy may continue to be breast-fed or bottle-fed by their mothers.
He was breast-fed and is now being weaned on a vegetarian diet of pulses, vegetables, fruits, baby rice, pasta and formula milk made from soya.
Donovan also would like to learn how bacteria in the gut differ in formula- and breast-fed babies, and this technique should make that possible.
Breast-fed babies breathe better if mom doesnt have allergies.