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...Patient History: Immediately following his birth, Blaise suffered from a severe skin rash that developed once his mother began feeding him regular formula. Unable to tolerate the formula, Blaise experienced persistent vomiting and diarrhea, accompanied with sleepless nights. Blaise’s symptoms caused him to consistently be fussy and lethargic despite his mother’s countless attempts to console him. “The longer we fed him the formula, the worse his rash, vomiting and diarrhea got,” says Danielle, Blaise’s...

...nutritional therapy in infants and children with an allergy to dairy proteins. The dairy allergy can cause a variety of gastrointestinal, respiratory and skin problems. For R.J., the allergy had manifested itself as eczema. “Neocate worked almost overnight to improve the rash,” says R.J.’s father. In less than a week, R.J. was sleeping better, crying less and the rash had reduced so much that it was barely visible. R.J. enjoyed drinking Neocate, a nutritionally complete...

...in his skin. To make matters worse, when he was awake the extreme discomfort caused Joseph to scream and yell throughout the day. “My husband and I were so frustrated with Joseph’s crying and vomiting, we took it out on each other. It got to the point that I didn’t want to take him to family gatherings so I would not have to hear how horrible he looks or answer the questions people would ask...

...protein chains found in milk, can tolerate. Neocate started helping immediately. After only two days his diarrhea and bloody stool stopped and his rash went away. Summary: When he was only a few weeks old, Luke suffered from a milk allergy that caused diarrhea, bloody stool and a skin rash that distressed the entire family. After trying several formulas, Luke’s parents finally found Neocate Infant. Using Neocate Infant as part of an elimination diet immediately...

...Patient History Karisse was just a few weeks old when she began suffering from severe acid reflux, diarrhea, skin rash and colic. She was unable to sleep for more than an hour at a time, cried constantly and vomited often. Baby Karisse was in trememdous pain. “It was extremely hard and we couldn’t sleep, eat or take her anywhere,” says Teresa, Karisse’s mother. “We knew something was very wrong.” After countless visits to the...

...that involve the immune system. Immunoglobulin-E (IgE) antibodies are immune substances that are normally in our bodies at low levels, but levels are higher with food allergy. Allergy signs and symptoms often involve the skin, an important barrier that keeps most outside “things” from getting inside. This includes our digestive tract, which is like our skin-on-the-inside. One factor in atopic dermatitis is gaps or “holes” in the barrier our skin provides. What Dr. Hanifin Proposed:...