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...When my youngest son was around seven weeks old we discovered that he had multiple food intolerances. I ended up on an elimination diet, removing dairy, soy, eggs and nuts from my diet in order to continue nursing him. With some hard work I was able to successfully continue breastfeeding. I was his sole source of nutrition for many months; so when our doctor said it was time to start introducing solids, I was...

...in with your doctor or a pediatric gastroenterologist. They will probably recommend an infant dose of medications typically used to treat reflux in adults. A hypoallergenic amino acid-based formula can often help babies with GERD, too, because infantile reflux is sometimes caused or made worse by allergies to milk or soy protein. What treatments have helped your little ones with GERD? Are there any tricks that you rely on to manage their reflux? -Nita...

...Neocate Nutra Patient Case Study To show you how Neocate Nutra can help, here’s a patient case study that was developed by a Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Specialist in Aurora, CO. Patient History: The case report is of a seven month old boy with a history of intolerance to several milk- and soy-based formulas. He had many symptoms including vomiting, poor growth and poor feeding transition to solids (basically refusing to eat solids). Doctors diagnosed...

...yogurt from a variety of dairy free sources. Read labels if you have other allergies) • Tofutti (dairy-free soy based products) **If you have more than dairy allergies, please read labels carefully and call companies if you are uncertain about cross-contamination What are some resources for dairy-free living? • Kids With Food Allergies • Go Dairy Free (book and website) • Vegan Cooking & Baking Books • The Neocate Food Allergy Cookbook Living with a...

...a list of snacks you can take on-the-go, all of which are free from the top eight allergens (milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, and soy), unless otherwise noted. As always, please read each ingredient label and always contact the manufacturer if you are unsure as to whether the product contains your or your child’s allergen. “Cooler-worthy” snacks Fresh fruit – banana, apple, plum, peaches, the list goes on! Wash some berries (blueberries,...

...Carson was suffering from eosinophilic esophagitis, gastroesophageal reflux disease, milk allergies and soy intolerance. Weight loss was a constant struggle and he was unable to sleep. Nutritional Management and Outcome: Pediatricians perscribed Zantac and Reglan, but neither helped. The family tried mixing rice cereal in his formula, but there was no improvement. “We struggled to make it work,” says Jennifer. “Everyone was sleep deprived and exhausted from caring for Carson.” After months of battling pain...

...told that their baby’s troubles were likely normal baby problems. Jude eventually ended up in the emergency room due to a heavy growth of staff from the open eczema wounds he had been scratching on his arms. More than 10 trips to the pediatrician later, Jude was finally referred to an allergist, who diagnosed the baby with allergies to milk, eggs, wheat, soy, barley, carrot and peanut. Finally, a doctor recommended Neocate. After only three...

...days of bowel rest and antibiotics. Eventually doctors concluded that Benjamin had a severe milk protein allergy in addition to a soy allergy. Neocate was slowly introduced into Benjamin’s system after his dramatic weight loss and numerous setbacks at the hospital. Benjamin’s symptoms began to improve just a few days after starting Neocate and he was discharged from the hospital once he began to gain weight. “After everything Benjamin had been through, I was doubtful...