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...They can also influence digestion or other aspects of health. Here are some conditions in which research has found evidence that certain, specific probiotics may be helpful: Alleviating or managing infectious diarrhea Lessening risk of antibiotic-associated diarrhea Decreasing risk of daycare-associated diarrhea Lessening risk of nosocomial diarrhea (related to infections picked up in a hospital) Helping manage inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn’s disease, Ulcerative colitis) Managing atopic dermatitis associated with food allergy Reducing risk of necrotizing...

...to some Neocate products? Unlike other formulas, amino acid-based formulas that are plain, or unflavored, can have bitter or sour tastes. (Young infants don’t seem to notice this as much.) This is because amino acids – which are 100% non-allergenic – are the protein source. Our product team adds artificial flavors to make flavored versions for children with the best taste. Sugar is sometimes added to help balance out the flavored versions to taste their...

...This month we are doing a series of blog posts on hidden food allergens. So far we have discussed hidden sources of the allergens dairy and soy, and this week we will discuss hidden sources of gluten. If your little one has a gluten allergy or intolerance, you are quite aware of the many challenges it causes. Gluten is a protein commonly found in all forms of wheat and related grains like rye, barley...