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...sole source nutrition and helps those who use Neocate as supplementation reach their DRIs too. Below are the vitamins and minerals in the Neocate Junior ingredient list along with their common name that you may recognize: Vitamins & Minerals – Nutritionally complete with 29 vitamins and minerals Vitamin A (Vitamin A Acetate) B Vitamins Vitamin B1 (Thiamin Chloride Hydrochloride) Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide) Vitamin B5 (Calcium D-Pantothenate) Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine Hydrochloride) Vitamin B7...

...the sole source of nutrition or as a supplement to a limited diet. We offer a variety of different flavors. Neocate Junior is available in delicious Vanilla, Strawberry, or Chocolate flavors. Neocate Junior flavors contain prebiotic fiber. (It is also available in Unflavored without prebiotic fiber.) What is prebiotic fiber? Check out these blogs to read a little bit more about Prebiotics 101, or the importance of fiber. We also Neocate Syneo Junior (which has...

...However, we already include fiber in Neocate Junior. I took the guidance that I (as a Registered Dietitian) would give anyone: to avoid a sudden and drastic change in fiber intake, up or down. I was able to find a fiber supplement derived from inulin. Inulin is the plant source of the prebiotic fiber that’s included in Neocate Junior, so this would be similar. And the use of other allergen-free artificial flavors? I figured that...

...of research. The recommendations Last year, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) changed their recommendations for introducing solid foods. Where they had previously recommended introducing solids no earlier than 4 months of age, they now recommend waiting until about 6 months. This is because the AAP recommends breast milk should be an infant’s sole source of nutrition through 6 months of age. (Many families that follow our blogs are aware that, for some infants, breast...

...I often get asked whether our Neocate® formulas have all the vitamins and minerals a child would need to thrive for all stages throughout their lives. The answer is yes; but I thought I should explain further what the term “nutritionally complete” really means. If a formula is considered nutritionally complete it can be used as a sole source of nutrition because it will provide all of the important carbohydrates, protein, fat, vitamins...

...and Atopic Dermatitis (or AD). What is Duocal? Duocal is a high calorie, protein-free powdered medical food that can be added to foods or beverages when additional calories are needed to gain adequate weight. Keep in mind that this product is not a formula and should not be used as a sole source of nutrition. Duocal is: Made up of carbohydrates and fats. Flavorless and super soluble – there are no changes to the taste...