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...to provide your family with great options based on the latest medical and scientific knowledge. This great new product is indicated for the dietary management of cow and soy milk allergy, multiple food protein intolerance, eosinophilic esophagitis, short bowel syndrome, malabsorption, and other medical conditions for which an amino acid-based diet is required. Neocate Splash, Unflavored is a NEW addition to our Neocate family of products. This great new ready-to-feed option is differentiated from our...

...medicine I needed to go back on. We started her on regular formula. She drank it like a champ. But two hours after the bottle that was suppose to bring her nutrition, she started screaming and vomiting. We changed her to Soy and saw no change. After seeing our local pediatrician again and changing formula again. I asked to see a GI doctor. The first thing I said to the doctor when she walked in...

...We have received inquiries about the use of Phlexy-Vits for patients with multiple food allergies because many popular multivitamin brands contain hidden allergens. Vitamins for Children 11 and Older with Food Allergies For older children (11+) with food allergies, Phlexy-Vits may be a great option because they are free of milk and soy proteins, gluten and the sugars lactose, sucrose and fructose. There are no corn proteins in Phlexy-Vits; however, certain nutrients are derived from...

...with rice cereal is seen to be helpful. If your baby’s healthcare team has recommended trying to thicken your baby’s formula, be sure to ask lots of questions at the visit. If your baby has food allergies, make sure the ingredients in the rice or oat cereal they recommend are appropriate. We have heard from several parents that their child reacted to certain brands of rice cereal, only to discover that some contain soy, or...

...Our food allergy journey began in September of 2010 when our oldest was diagnosed with an egg allergy. Within seven short months, our youngest had joined him with a food allergy diagnosis of dairy, soy, peanuts, and tree nuts. Following my little men’s diagnosis, my husband and I set some ground rules. At the top of the list was, “No new foods unless both of us were present.” It seemed logical until one day,...

...don’t need as much ice. Add a liquid of choice, such as fruit juice or a milk-alternative such as rice milk, coconut milk or Neocate. If desired, add some ice. For some more bulk, you can also add an allergy-friendly yogurt or frozen dessert, like coconut yogurt (dairy-free) or sorbet (be sure it’s a dairy-free, soy-free brand). Add a few scoops of Duocal to pack some extra calories (each scoop adds 25 calories; Duocal has...

...diapers. “Physically, Bella was weak. She was in extreme pain due to the gas and irritation and bleeding in her intestines,” says Allison.   Nutritional Management and Outcome When Isabella was six weeks old, Allison took her to a GI specialist who immediately diagnosed her with a milk and soy protein intolerance and reflux. The doctor switched her to Alimentum, a hydrolysate formula with partially broken down proteins. After two weeks on the new formula,...