Re: High calorie drinks/foods

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If he eats carbs I'd try the following:Fritos ( original formula- oil, salt corn... No trans fats)Simply salted orville redenbachers popcornOur son is thin too, but Drs say it's just his build, metabolism and activity level. (11 y o/ 63 lbs) Sent from my iPhone

I've gotta get some meat on Tom's bones. I was just washing him in the shower and the child is looking emaciated. I can count his ribs all the way up and his shoulder blades are so pronounced they look like weapons. He eats 4-5 times a day. Anyone have any super high calorie suggestions? Drinks, shakes, yummy recipes? Our diet is free of gluten, casein, soy, hfcs, refined sugars (a little ok), and artificial colors and flavors. Thanks,Tammy

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Thanks! He will eat both. Funny thing of it is, he had more weight on him when he was playing soccer and football (all in the same season!). BUT he was eating tons of peanut butter at the time(he's since laid off) and as I mentioned, he was on carnitine. I 'm wondering about some sort of whey protein drink or something of the like. we're cf. (he's actually fine with casein, but has sensitivities to cows milk, itself) To: mb12valtrex

Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 10:28 AM Subject: Re: High calorie drinks/foods

If he eats carbs I'd try the following:Fritos ( original formula- oil, salt corn... No trans fats)Simply salted orville redenbachers popcornOur son is thin too, but Drs say it's just his build, metabolism and activity level. (11 y o/ 63 lbs) Sent from my iPhone

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We are casein free, as well. He eats goat or sheep yogurt/icecream & coconut yogurt/icecream. Those are pretty fattening :)Sent from my iPhone

Thanks! He will eat both. Funny thing of it is, he had more weight on him when he was playing soccer and football (all in the same season!). BUT he was eating tons of peanut butter at the time(he's since laid off) and as I mentioned, he was on carnitine. I 'm wondering about some sort of whey protein drink or something of the like. we're cf. (he's actually fine with casein, but has sensitivities to cows milk, itself) To: mb12valtrex

Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 10:28 AM Subject: Re: High calorie drinks/foods

If he eats carbs I'd try the following:Fritos ( original formula- oil, salt corn... No trans fats)Simply salted orville redenbachers popcornOur son is thin too, but Drs say it's just his build, metabolism and activity level. (11 y o/ 63 lbs) Sent from my iPhone

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We've been using Ultra Care for Kids for a few years to increase protein/add weight, rec'd by my son's nutritionist. Soraya

We are casein free, as well. He eats goat or sheep yogurt/icecream & coconut yogurt/icecream. Those are pretty fattening :)Sent from my iPhone

Thanks! He will eat both. Funny thing of it is, he had more weight on him when he was playing soccer and football (all in the same season!). BUT he was eating tons of peanut butter at the time(he's since laid off) and as I mentioned, he was on carnitine. I 'm wondering about some sort of whey protein drink or something of the like. we're cf. (he's actually fine with casein, but has sensitivities to cows milk, itself) To: mb12valtrex

Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 10:28 AM Subject: Re: High calorie drinks/foods

If he eats carbs I'd try the following:Fritos ( original formula- oil, salt corn... No trans fats)Simply salted orville redenbachers popcornOur son is thin too, but Drs say it's just his build, metabolism and activity level. (11 y o/ 63 lbs) Sent from my iPhone

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We made smoothies for our son using juice or coconut milk as a base,frozen fruit of your choice,1 or 2 scoops of egg white protein powder (24gms of protein per scoop) and 1-2 tbsps coconut oil to add fat.We did this 1-2 times per day and we added 5 pounds in about 6 months.I have heard that rice protein powder is the cleanest as far as allergens are concerned but I found the texture unbearable.HTH,Melinda To: mb12valtrex Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 9:28 AM Subject: Re: High calorie drinks/foods

If he eats carbs I'd try the following:Fritos ( original formula- oil, salt corn... No trans fats)Simply salted orville redenbachers popcornOur son is thin too, but Drs say it's just his build, metabolism and activity level. (11 y o/ 63 lbs) Sent from my iPhone

I've gotta get some meat on Tom's bones. I was just washing him in the shower and the child is looking emaciated. I can count his ribs all the way up and his shoulder blades are so pronounced they look like weapons. He eats 4-5 times a day. Anyone have any super high calorie suggestions? Drinks, shakes, yummy recipes? Our diet is free of gluten, casein, soy, hfcs, refined sugars (a little ok), and artificial colors and flavors. Thanks,Tammy

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Thank you guys for all your awesome ideas! God, I never thought I'd be asking people how to get fat. : ) -Tammy To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex > Sent: Thursday, December 8, 2011 12:28 AM Subject: Re: High calorie drinks/foods

We made smoothies for our son using juice or coconut milk as a base,frozen fruit of your choice,1 or 2 scoops of egg white protein powder (24gms of protein per scoop) and 1-2 tbsps coconut oil to add fat.We did this 1-2 times per day and we added 5 pounds in about 6 months.I have heard that rice protein powder is the cleanest as far as allergens are concerned but I found the texture unbearable.HTH,Melinda Sent from my iPhone