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...are some considerations when faced with that on-the-spot question: 1. Home-made food made by someone other than you—is not allowed. Unless it is made by someone you have directly taught how to prepare foods safe for your child, the answer must be NO. Even if the food was prepared by a parent of another child with allergies, you can never be sure that others are fully aware of your child’s food allergy restrictions. Say “NO”...

...that the restaurant is food allergy-friendly and cross-contamination won’t be a problem. Another great resource when doing research is AllergyEats, which describes itself as “the leading guide to allergy-friendly restaurants in the United States.” AllergyEats is a free, peer-based website and app, (for both Apple and Android devices), to rate a restaurant on their food allergy friendliness, based on customer reviews. You can’t beat social support systems where you can get input from families like...

...reaction. Talk with your child and help them understand the dangers of taking just a small taste of the food he/she might be allergic to. If prescribed, always have Epinephrine on hand in case of a severe reaction to one of the food allergens. Advocate for a safe Halloween with food allergies The biggest movement to date to help raise awareness for food allergies and drive inclusion for all is Food Allergy Research & Education’s...

...food source for some of the bacteria that naturally live in our gastrointestinal (GI) tract. You can think of prebiotics as fertilizer for “good” or beneficial gut bacteria. Examples of prebiotics that you may see on food labels include inulin, fructooligosaccharides (FOS) and polyols, including lactulose (1). Types of carbohydrates that are prebiotics can also be found naturally in many foods including human breast milk, whole grains, bananas, garlic, onions, artichokes and honey. This list...

...prebiotics vs. probiotics! What questions do you have about prebiotics or probiotics? -Rob McCandlish Rob is a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) who joined the Nutricia team in 2010. He has years of experience at Nutricia following food allergy research, working with Neocate products, talking with Ne ocate families and learning about the science behind Neocate and food allergies. Rob has two nephews who both used Neocate for their cow milk allergies! Last updated December 2020....

...status. North American customers can contact our Neocate Nutrition Services team to request a copy of the certificates. Families in the UK can search the KLBD UK online database to see Nutricia products listed in their database. Nutricia only has official kosher certification for some Neocate products at this time. The Kashrut Division of the London Beth Din (KLBD), an independent, leading authority on kosher food and Jewish Law, is the certifying body for these...

...eosinophils, the doctor has to rule out other conditions that could lead eosinophils into the esophagus. After that, the doctor can make a final diagnosis of EoE. For some people with EoE, a medication usually used to treat GERD can help manage EoE. GERD vs. EoE: How can diet be used to managed GERD and EoE? In some babies, GER may be related to a cow milk allergy and/or other food allergies. Reflux is one...

...following: “EXP.” The date of manufacture, which is a full calendar date preceded by “MFD” or “MAN” is printed on the can. The expiration date is also printed on the outside of every Neocate case. On Neocate Splash drink boxes you will find the expiration date noted on the top of each drink box. You may also notice that we list the date as a full calendar date with month, day, and year all included....