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OK guys! I need to pick your collective brains again. St. Helens

Farm online has goat cheese that can be ordered. However, when the

company was e-mailed, the reply was that cows' milk contains 4 types

of casein: alpha s1 casein, alpha s2 casein, beta casein, and kappa

casein. The goat cheese contains a little of the alpha s1 casein.

Should we try this or not with my EXTREMELY sensitive kids?

ARGHHHHH!!!!!!

Shona

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I wouldn't. We used Woolwich Dairy. We get it at Whole Foods but if

you don't have one, you might try to find a wine and cheese store in

your area to see if they can order it. Or your local HFS. I'm not

sure if anyone sells it online.

Cheryl

On Mar 12, 2008, at 6:03 AM, jordanshona wrote:

> OK guys! I need to pick your collective brains again. St. Helens

> Farm online has goat cheese that can be ordered. However, when the

> company was e-mailed, the reply was that cows' milk contains 4 types

> of casein: alpha s1 casein, alpha s2 casein, beta casein, and kappa

> casein. The goat cheese contains a little of the alpha s1 casein.

> Should we try this or not with my EXTREMELY sensitive kids?

>

> ARGHHHHH!!!!!!

>

> Shona

>

>

>

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Shona,

I don¹t how to advise you on that but did want to remind you to make sure

the cheese is pasteurized. I know Dr. G will say ³No.² if it¹s not.

Have your kids been food-screened and how did goat milk look? Our son

tested fine for goat milk but after being on it for a couple of years, Dr. G

re-screened him and goat milk then came back as reactive so we had to cut it

out.

Caroline

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Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2008 13:03:52 +0000

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Subject: ? about St. Helens Farm goat cheese

OK guys! I need to pick your collective brains again. St. Helens

Farm online has goat cheese that can be ordered. However, when the

company was e-mailed, the reply was that cows' milk contains 4 types

of casein: alpha s1 casein, alpha s2 casein, beta casein, and kappa

casein. The goat cheese contains a little of the alpha s1 casein.

Should we try this or not with my EXTREMELY sensitive kids?

ARGHHHHH!!!!!!

Shona

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