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Can your son have soy? See my earlier post titled " Natural Vitamin E

and Soy " for the whole story. In a nutshell, it seems that all

natural vitamin E is made from soy and thus will contain minute

amounts of it. So if your child is like mine and many other GFCF kids

and reacts to soy just like gluten and casein, you will have to avoid

all sources of natural vitamin E. Panda Puffs and Crunch-Ems cereals

use natural vitamin E as a preservative. Synthetic vitamin E (which

Kirkman uses) is ok.

Mae Lynn

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Can your son have soy? See my earlier post titled " Natural Vitamin E

and Soy " for the whole story. In a nutshell, it seems that all

natural vitamin E is made from soy and thus will contain minute

amounts of it. So if your child is like mine and many other GFCF kids

and reacts to soy just like gluten and casein, you will have to avoid

all sources of natural vitamin E. Panda Puffs and Crunch-Ems cereals

use natural vitamin E as a preservative. Synthetic vitamin E (which

Kirkman uses) is ok.

Mae Lynn

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Soy triggers my son's facial tics so this could be why he blinked

with peanut butter panda puffs...vitamin E. I stopped using it pretty

quickly but never understood why it bothered him. Now I wonder how

many other foods might be affecting him because of the E. Weird. Have

to look into this more. Do you have any websites that talk about the

E and soy connection you can share Mae Lynn?

Dawn

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Soy triggers my son's facial tics so this could be why he blinked

with peanut butter panda puffs...vitamin E. I stopped using it pretty

quickly but never understood why it bothered him. Now I wonder how

many other foods might be affecting him because of the E. Weird. Have

to look into this more. Do you have any websites that talk about the

E and soy connection you can share Mae Lynn?

Dawn

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Do you have any websites that talk about the

> E and soy connection you can share Mae Lynn?

> Dawn

No, this is just sort of me putting the pieces together the best I

can. It all began when I noticed that Miss Roben's didn't list

Henry's favorite cereal, Corn Crunch-Ems, as soy free anymore. Then I

just contacted Nature's Path (makers of Panda Puffs) and Kirkmans.

By the way, everyone that is concerned about the soy that is being

added to a GFCF food should e-mail Nature's Path about it. Maybe if

enough of their reliable customers can't eat the stuff anymore they

will go back to the old formula!

Mae Lynn

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Do you have any websites that talk about the

> E and soy connection you can share Mae Lynn?

> Dawn

No, this is just sort of me putting the pieces together the best I

can. It all began when I noticed that Miss Roben's didn't list

Henry's favorite cereal, Corn Crunch-Ems, as soy free anymore. Then I

just contacted Nature's Path (makers of Panda Puffs) and Kirkmans.

By the way, everyone that is concerned about the soy that is being

added to a GFCF food should e-mail Nature's Path about it. Maybe if

enough of their reliable customers can't eat the stuff anymore they

will go back to the old formula!

Mae Lynn

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>

> By the way, everyone that is concerned about the soy that is being

> added to a GFCF food should e-mail Nature's Path about it. Maybe if

> enough of their reliable customers can't eat the stuff anymore they

> will go back to the old formula!

>

> Mae Lynn

Well, you can count on me to e-mail them. just about lives on

Panda Puffs and Rice Crunch'ems and Gorilla Munch. I am so devastated

by this soy thing, since he doesn't eat much else and is very

sensitive to soy. Guess this explains the behavior problems lately!

Thanks for the info!

Jane

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> By the way, everyone that is concerned about the soy that is being

> added to a GFCF food should e-mail Nature's Path about it. Maybe if

> enough of their reliable customers can't eat the stuff anymore they

> will go back to the old formula!

>

> Mae Lynn

Well, you can count on me to e-mail them. just about lives on

Panda Puffs and Rice Crunch'ems and Gorilla Munch. I am so devastated

by this soy thing, since he doesn't eat much else and is very

sensitive to soy. Guess this explains the behavior problems lately!

Thanks for the info!

Jane

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