Reviewed ingredients of similac baby formula from abbott labs

tl;dr: 98% ingredients are goyslop trifecta soy, corn syrup, seed oils. Remaining 2% are vitamins and amino acids that raw milks would have provided.

There were a few ingredients which are used in animal feeds to accelerate growth. There seems to be many compounds like this and wonder how it adds to obesity issues.

Also some oils and fatty acids which were being produced commercially by single-celled algaes, with patents owned by Wuhan labs and Cargill.

42.6% Corn Syrup Solids

14.7% Soy Protein Isolate

11.5% High Oleic Safflower Oil (seed oil)

10.1% Sugar

8.4% Soy oil

7.8% Coconut oil

2.4% Calcium Phosphate (calcium source)

= 97.5% of ingredients are goyslop

<2% of items below

Choline Chloride -** salt used in animal feeds esp. chickens where it accelerates growth**

C. Cohnii Oil - Crypthecodinium cohnii oil

Crypthecodinium cohnii is a single cell marine dinoflagellate.

Together with Schizochytrium are major commercial source of Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) Omega-3 fatty acid and PUFAs by Martek Biosciences

M. Alpina Oil. Mortierella alpina Oil

soil fungi, produces arachidonic acid, a polyunsaturated omega-6 fatty acid.

Patent held by Wuhan Alking Bioengineering Co., Ltd., now a joint venture with Cargil Ltd.,

Many of the remaining items were adding vitamins, minerals, amino acids normally present in raw milks back in:

Potassium Citrate - Salt of Citric Acid

Sodium Chlroide - Salt, electrolytes

Magnesium Choride - Salt, electroytes

Ascorbic Acid - Vitamin C

L-Methionine - essential amino acid

potassium chloride - electrolytes, salt

Choline Chloride - Salt, used in animal feed for accelerated growth

Taurine - sulfur containing amino acid,

Ferrous Sulfate - Iron salt sulfuric acid

ascorbyl palmitate - fat-soluble form of vitamin C

m-inositol  carbocyclic sugar that is abundant in the brain and other mammalian tissues, sugar alcohol with half the sweetness of sucrose (table sugar). It is made naturally in the human body from glucose.

zinc sulfate - zinc

Mixed tocopherol - Tocopherols are a family of compounds that together make up different forms of vitamin E.

l-carininte - Carnitine is a quaternary ammonium compound involved in metabolism in most mammals, plants, and some bacteria In support of energy metabolism, carnitine transports long-chain fatty acids.

niacinamide - vitamin B3

d-alpha-tocopheryl - Synthetic form of Vitamin E

acetate - a salt or ester of acetic acid, vinegar is 4% acetic acid, common anion in biology

calcium pantothenate - vitamin B5

cupric sulfate - trace mineral, copper

thiamine chloride - hydrochlroide salt of thiamine vitamin B1

Vitamin A - Palmitate

Riboflavin - vitamin B2

pyridoxine hydrochloride - (vitamin B6)

Beta-carotene - Beta carotene is a red-orange pigment, converted to vitamin a folic acid - Folate is a B-vitamin, used to make new cells. 

potassium iodide - needed for thyroid