Eggs with Omega 3 and Omega 4

[Guest guest]

I found them less expensive, but label said that chicken were fed with

soy something. Is that mean that better stay away or still OK to have?

Thanks,

, son Matt UC

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

>

> I found them less expensive, but label said that chicken were fed

with

> soy something. Is that mean that better stay away or still OK to

have?

>

> Thanks,

> , son Matt UC>>>>

Free range is better. Soy something fed to the chickens is okay -

you can't have it if on SCD.

However, some react to what the animals are fed. Try some and see

if there is a difference.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of and

[Guest guest]

> >

> > I found them less expensive, but label said that chicken were fed

> with

> > soy something. Is that mean that better stay away or still OK to

> have?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > , son Matt UC>>>>

>

>

> Free range is better. Soy something fed to the chickens is okay -

> you can't have it if on SCD.

>

> However, some react to what the animals are fed. Try some and see

> if there is a difference.

Sheila I started reacting to Kosher chicken from Costco in Toronto and found it

was from

the same sources as other chicken. The feed is corn, soy, barley, and canola

oil. Whole

Foods chicken is corn and barley and I am better with that. Neither use anti

biotic or

hormones.

Then I called an organic butcher and their birds were fed grain and soy. It was

mentioned

that size of an animal is related to how the feed may affect a person. This came

up when

mentioned I do well with veal.

Carol F

Celiac, SCD 8 years

[Guest guest]

I called to few companies and pretty much let me know that all

chicken on veggie diet and fed soy... I will try these eggs later,

when he'll go on remission.

Thank you,

, son 10 years old UC

> >

> > I found them less expensive, but label said that chicken were fed

> with

> > soy something. Is that mean that better stay away or still OK to

> have?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > , son Matt UC>>>>

>

>

> Free range is better. Soy something fed to the chickens is okay -

> you can't have it if on SCD.

>

> However, some react to what the animals are fed. Try some and see

> if there is a difference.

>

> Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

> mom of and

>