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Understanding FPIES: A Rare Food Allergy
12/15/2012
...UPDATE April, 2016: If you would like to read an updated version of this blog post, please read FPIES –What Who When Which Why and How? Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES) is a rare food allergy that affects an unknown number of children. Unfortunately, treatment is often delayed because of misdiagnosis. In this Nutricia sponsored video featured on our YouTube channel, Fallon Schultz, founder of the International FPIES Association (I-FPIES, formerly IAFFPE) shares the...
FPIES Symptoms & Signs
FPIES Symptoms & Signs
04/04/2022
Most of the time we think of food allergies as causing reactions right away. However, FPIES related allergic reactions to food usually begin 1-4 hours after the trigger food has been eaten. FPIES symptoms are not what you’d typically associate with a food allergy (hives or other rashes, itchy or swollen mouth, trouble breathing, anaphylaxis). Rather, they are related to the digestive...
Neocate Syneo Infant
Neocate Syneo Infant
03/18/2019
...infants   Neocate® Syneo® Infant is specially formulated for the dietary management of infants with cow milk allergy (CMA), multiple food allergies (MFA) and related GI and allergic conditions, including food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome (FPIES), eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) and gastroesophageal reflux (GER). Only Neocate Syneo Infant contains Syneo®, a patented blend of prebiotics and probiotics, backed by years of research, and designed to help support a balanced gut microbiota in food-allergic infants. Good to Know...
Food Allergy-friendly Family Night Activities
09/25/2015
Busy, busy, busy! Our lives seem to be non-stop with everyone in the family going in different directions with work, school and activity schedules. Having some designated time for the family is important for bonding and reconnecting. For those with food allergies, making this time a non-food event is also important. Make it a priority, plan it out, turn it OFF (TV, computer and video games) and make it fun. Following are some...
Where Do I Start? Tips for New Food Allergy Parents
09/18/2008
...in the months and years to come, this category of people will become your lifeline. If you haven’t met anyone who cares for a child with food allergies, you will. We’re everywhere! Search for a local support group in your area, or visit one of the online groups like peanutallergy.com, foodallergysupport.com or the forums on allergicliving.com. They’re all free and even if you are reluctant to post at first, it will still be a comfort...
17 Products with Hidden Dairy Ingredients
04/14/2016
...and cheese products. The deli meats also sometimes contain casein, which is a milk protein. Broths and stocks – Some brands include milk proteins or solids into their mixes. This applies to both ready-to-use versions as well as dry and canned bouillon. Medications and vitamins- When checking the labels, watch out for ingredients that contain milk proteins like whey. Beauty products – This is a big category. Items that you use on a regular basis...
C-Section and Allergies in Children: What’s the Link?
05/03/2013
...(friendly bacteria) in the birth canal. This exposure affects the composition of the baby’s intestinal microflora, which plays a role in the developing immune system. Some theorize that birth by c-section affects a baby’s developing immune system, making them more susceptible to develop allergies and allergic diseases. Research into the connection has been inconsistent. Some studies find a definite link while others don’t. In today’s post, we’ll summarize some of the research available on the...
Food Allergies vs. Food Intolerances: What’s the Difference?
06/29/2010
...Milk Allergy Causes A negative reaction to the sugar in milk and milk products. An allergic reaction to the protein in milk and milk products Symptoms Bloating Gassiness Diarrhea Gassiness Persistent diarrhea Vomiting Skin Rashes Extreme fussiness Low or no weight gain Wheezing Overall failure to thrive Age of Onset Can develop at any age, but usually not in infants Usually does not go away First few weeks or months of life (usually not after...
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