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Dear Neocate Community, Our sole purpose is to provide specialized medical nutrition to children and adults with highly-sensitive and complex conditions. We periodically improve our products to reflect the latest medical and scientific consensus and ensure that the people who use our products receive the best possible nutritional support for their optimal health. If we receive a report of an individual who is unable to tolerate his or her source of nutrition, we...

Over the past few years, a lot of attention has been paid to bisphenol A, or BPA – which was commonly used in food packaging. As we’ve mentioned in previous blog posts, BPA is still out there due to a lack of suitable replacements, though is a lot less common as a result of public concern. Many manufacturers have been able to remove BPA from their food packaging materials as well as from...

...Oi! Bem-vindo a São Paulo, Brasil! Hi! Welcome to São Paulo, Brazil! We have now walked a total of 16.874.240 steps since we started.With the successful completion of phase 1 we have also unlocked the first $2.500 donation to CMNuA from Nutricia! On top of that we have continued to see donations come in from other sources, which is great! Thank you all for sharing the word! Week 3 Update (March 29 – April 4)...

Neocate® is proud to launch our newly redesigned Neocate.com. The new website has been rebuilt with you in mind: Organized – quickly find key information for your food allergy journey Customized – flexibility to tailor to your needs: see content related to your condition and product of interest Device friendly – easy to use on any mobile device or your favorite computer Let’s dive a bit deeper into what you can find on...

Neocate Nutra is a one-of-a-kind product. With the protein source being 100% non-allergenic amino acids, this allows for food allergic children to enjoy a pudding-like solid. Neocate Nutra provide a great source of nutrients in the diet. This product also helps severely allergic children practice oral motor skills by eating more solid foods. There are a growing number of food allergic children who have feeding difficulties.1 Oral motor skill difficulties arise often due...

As we continue our trip through the parts of the GI tract, the next stop for food is the small intestine. Remember the first stops on this journey were the mouth and esophagus first, followed by the stomach. The stomach passes food through the pyloric sphincter into the small intestine. This process can take a while: meals take anywhere from 2 to 6 hours to fully empty into the small intestine. The pyloric...

Human Gastric Anatomy, MIT This post is the first of our new “Gut Series”, which will explore the GI tract and teach you about the complexities of the digestive system from the top down. Today, we’ll cover the mouth and esophagus. The Mouth Let’s start with the mouth. You may think that the sole purpose of the mouth is to actually consume the food your body will digest the food but actually,...