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...and developmental needs. 1. Henriksen C et al. Nutrient intake among two-year-old children on cows’ milk-restricted diets. Acta Paediatr. 2000;89:272-278. 2. Agostoni C et al. Growth of infants with IgE-mediated cow’s milk allergy fed different formulas in the complementary feeding period. Pediatr Allergy Immunol. 2007;18:599-606. 3. Levy Y et al. Nutritional rickets in children with cows’ milk allergy: calcium deficiency or vitamin D deficiency? Pediatr Allergy Immunol. 2005;16:553. 4. Fox AT et al. Food allergy...

...Milk Allergy Causes A negative reaction to the sugar in milk and milk products. An allergic reaction to the protein in milk and milk products Symptoms Bloating Gassiness Diarrhea Gassiness Persistent diarrhea Vomiting Skin Rashes Extreme fussiness Low or no weight gain Wheezing Overall failure to thrive Age of Onset Can develop at any age, but usually not in infants Usually does not go away First few weeks or months of life (usually not after...

...And we both have YEARS of experience following food allergy research, working with Neocate products, and talking with parents like you!   Neocate Nutra is suitable to supplement the diet of children and infants older than 6 months of age (not nutritionally complete). Neocate Nutra is not intended for bottle or tube feed. Neocate® is a family of hypoallergenic, amino acid-based medical foods for use under medical supervision and is indicated for cow milk allergy,...

...Aspiration – – can be dangerous! Thickening the formula and other fluids can help the liquids stay together during swallowing. This can decrease the risk of aspiration. Sometimes thin liquids don’t stay down, particularly in infants. Many infants spit up, and it’s often not problematic and goes away eventually. Other times, the amount and frequency of spit up may concern the healthcare team. Thickening formula or breast milk may help to minimize spit up frequency...

...to projectile vomit. We took him to the ER of our children’s hospital. By the time they got to us, he had stopped vomiting and was just a happy baby. They patted us on our heads and told us it was just a milk allergy and sent us on our way. …A few weeks later, Ben started vomiting 1 1/2 hours after [feeding], and I was told (by the pediatrician’s nurse) he just had the...

...some high-calorie snacks to boost their intake. For infants, they may recommend a high-calorie infant formula or they may recommend concentrating the current formula to make it more calorie dense. For older children who eat table foods, they may recommend adding a calorie supplement, like Duocal, to foods and trying to add high-calorie foods to their diet. Allergy-Friendly, High Calorie Foods: The high-calorie foods you can use depend on which foods your child is allergic...

...demonstrated that Pepticate was well tolerated (i.e. did not elicit an allergic reaction) in 97% of infants with proven cow milk allergy (CMA).¹ In addition, Pepticate has been shown to be well tolerated in other Pepticate trials investigating infants with CMA.¹,² Exactly what nutrients were updated? You’ll notice most of the nutrient levels have been updated. Please visit our website to see the updated nutrient profile. Have any of the ingredients changed? While some of...