Re: Re: Get Milk (Regarding Rice Dream Milk)

[Guest guest]

We were told Rice Dream is NOT casein free. Pacific rice milk is however

casein & gluten free. We also use Hemp milk which has more protein.

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[Guest guest]

I would think that if you call the company

they should know.

My dd is anaphylactic to dairy & she has

never had a problem in case your concern

is allergy related.

Yvette

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On Nov 10, 2008, at 1:23 PM, " " <mgal33@...> wrote:

> There was a debate as to whether Rice Dream is really casein free --

> apparently they made it with some kind of barley extract. Anyone know

> if Rice Dream really is casein free?

>

>

> >

> > " I may have left out a word...thery. I meant to say 's short

> > statue theory. "

> >

> > It wasn't my theory -I posted research on the short stature, obese,

> > weak brittle bones: here's just one small clip of one of the studies

> > I posted -think I posted a number of them at this point.

> >

> > " Children who avoid drinking cow milk have low dietary calcium

> intakes

> > and poor bone health1,2,3

> >

> > Conclusions: In growing children, long-term avoidance of cow milk is

> > associated with small stature and poor bone health. This is a major

> > concern that warrants further study.

> >

> > The high proportion of overweight and obese children in the present

> > study was an unexpected finding, particularly because many of the

> > children had been breast-fed for prolonged periods (44). "

> > http://health.

> > < /message/85789

> >

> > /group/ /message/85789

> > <http://health.

> > < /message/85789

> >

> > /group/ /message/85789>

> >

> > =====

> >

[Guest guest]

The barley extract culture would make it unacceptable for those wanting gluten

free products.  Casein is only in milk and unless milk cultures are used

somehow--which is not out of the question---they are used in hot dogs, salami

and so many processed foods where you'd never dream to look--except kosher stuff

of course. 

And I do remember the debate and called the company myself and they admitted to

the barley culture,  Trader Joe brand is not made with barley cultures and is

said to be gluten free, so that's the one we buy since we are both gluten,

casein free--and actually soy, and corn, and egg,--FREE and more  ...

From: <mgal33@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Get Milk (Regarding Rice Dream Milk)

Date: Monday, November 10, 2008, 1:23 PM

There was a debate as to whether Rice Dream is really casein free --

apparently they made it with some kind of barley extract. Anyone know

if Rice Dream really is casein free?

>

> " I may have left out a word...thery. I meant to say 's short

> statue theory. "

>

> It wasn't my theory -I posted research on the short stature, obese,

> weak brittle bones: here's just one small clip of one of the studies

> I posted -think I posted a number of them at this point.

>

> " Children who avoid drinking cow milk have low dietary calcium

intakes

> and poor bone health1,2,3

>

> Conclusions: In growing children, long-term avoidance of cow milk is

> associated with small stature and poor bone health. This is a major

> concern that warrants further study.

>

> The high proportion of overweight and obese children in the present

> study was an unexpected finding, particularly because many of the

> children had been breast-fed for prolonged periods (44). "

> http://health.

>

< /message/85789>

> /group/ /message/85789

> <http://health.

>

< /message/85789>

> /group/ /message/85789>

>

> =====

>

[Guest guest]

There was a concern regarding gluten (not casein) in the rice milk.  Barley malt

contain gluten.

 

Dana

> There was a debate as to whether Rice Dream is really casein free --

> apparently they made it with some kind of barley extract. Anyone know

> if Rice Dream really is casein free?

>

>

> >

> > " I may have left out a word...thery. I meant to say 's short

> > statue theory. "

> >

> > It wasn't my theory -I posted research on the short stature, obese,

> > weak brittle bones: here's just one small clip of one of the studies

> > I posted -think I posted a number of them at this point.

> >

> > " Children who avoid drinking cow milk have low dietary calcium

> intakes

> > and poor bone health1,2,3

> >

> > Conclusions: In growing children, long-term avoidance of cow milk is

> > associated with small stature and poor bone health. This is a major

> > concern that warrants further study.

> >

> > The high proportion of overweight and obese children in the present

> > study was an unexpected finding, particularly because many of the

> > children had been breast-fed for prolonged periods (44). "

> > http://health.

> > <http://health. groups.. com/group/ childrensapraxia net/message/ 85789

> >

> > groups.. com/group/ childrensapraxia net/message/ 85789

> > <http://health.

> > <http://health. groups.. com/group/ childrensapraxia net/message/ 85789

> >

> > groups.. com/group/ childrensapraxia net/message/ 85789>

> >

> > =====

> >