Re: Cow Cheese

[Guest guest]

The protein in cow's milk is different than the protein in goat's milk. So, the

same will hold true for the cheese. If your son did not tolerate cow's milk

products well in the past, then I would be very cautious to reintroduce any

cow's milk products.

Neither of my kids consume cow's milk cheese or yogurt.

Jody

mom to -6 and -9

SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

I believe it was the casein that was the problem for him with dairy

products. It is hard to know since we removed gluten and casein at

the same time 5 years ago. He has been eating the DCCC and so far

seems okay with that so would cow cheese like mild cheddar be a good

next step? Is the protein in cow cheese casein?

Cheryl

mom to 7 and 3

> The protein in cow's milk is different than the protein in goat's

milk. So, the

> same will hold true for the cheese. If your son did not tolerate

cow's milk

> products well in the past, then I would be very cautious to

reintroduce any

> cow's milk products.

>

> Neither of my kids consume cow's milk cheese or yogurt.

>

> Jody

> mom to -6 and -9

> SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

DCCC is a cow's milk product. So, if he is eating that successfully with no

problems, then cow's milk products will probably be fine for him.

Casein is the protein in mammal milk. Different mammals' casein has

different structures. Goat's milk casein is easier to digest than cow's milk

casein. And obviously human casein would be the easiest for humans to

digest.

Jody

mom to -6 and -9

SCD 31 months