Re: Re: GFCF kids and Nutriveda

[Guest guest]

HI,

They have done something to the whey to take out the caesin.  It is

advertised  as GFCF.  I suspect they hydrolized the protein.  My baby

daughters formula is CF, yet it is made from cow milk.  It states the the

caesin has been hydrolized which basically means already broken down.  It is a

good idea to make sure your child has no allergies to any of the ingrediants,

but I suspect she will be fine.

I highly reccommend giving it a try.  If you find that your daughter is

reacting negativly then you can take her off of it.

All the best,

Anni

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From: no longer a fan <merlodge@...>

Sent: Wed, February 17, 2010 9:43:16 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: GFCF kids and Nutriveda

 

I may not be popular in my thoughts, but if my child was GFCF I would not try

Nutriiveda unless I have food allergy bloodwork stating my child had no

problems/sensitivie s/allergies or other with WHEY (probably from

www.foodallergy. com)

Most people who do GFCF cut Whey as well as it is the other protein in dairy.

Just wanted to put it out there, it's my 0.02 and thats what it's worth

Mer

Mama to Lulu Belle

Aunt Sweetie to 2 PDD-NOS Nephews (one of which is recovered - both with various

food allergies)

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> I am reading so many good things here that I am dying to put my 3 year old ASD

son on Nutriveda but when I did he got a rash and behaviors because he can't

dgest glutens and casein. I may try again and see if we can get beyong behaviors

and rash.

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