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...the Holidays with Food Allergies Allergy-Free Holiday Recipes from AAAAI Thanksgiving and Other Holidays with Food Allergies from Food Allergy Living For those of you who will be traveling over the holidays, here are some articles that may be helpful to you: Food Allergy Travel Tips: You Can Take it with You from Food Allergy Living Kids With Food Allergies guide to Traveling With Food Allergies Do you have any fun allergy-friendly recipes or holiday...

...theory is that the immune system mistakes its own friendly gut bacteria and foods traveling through the GI tract as pathogens and triggers an immune reaction to attack them. Treatment usually is with drugs (such as steroids and immune system suppressors) which are used to manage symptoms and to prolong the periods between flare ups as long as possible. Nutritional Management of Crohn’s Disease: Nutrition is an important factor for patients with CD. During flare...

...an option. I am always amazed by the measures that parents take to provide a suitable birthday cake for their child. I’ve talked to parents who are traveling to different stores all over town to gather allergy-safe alternative ingredients for their masterpiece cake. If you are looking for an allergy-friendly cake recipe, there are several in our Food Allergy Cookbook. Please keep in mind that allergy-friendly doesn’t necessarily mean allergy-free so be sure to check...

...to pack: Epinephrine auto-injector (if prescribed by your healthcare professional) Allergy card – A list of little one’s known allergies and emergency contact numbers Diapers Creams for the bottom Wipes Extra bottle for mixing formula Burp cloths/Bibs Pacifiers Teether toys Hand sanitizer Basic first aid items Neocate – Remember to pack enough for your entire trip. If you need additional travel tips, check out our traveling with Neocate blog post. Safe snacks (if your little...

...a seatcover. Not only are they great for when your little one with allergies is traveling, they can do double duty as a movie theater sheet! Bring Clorox wipes to clean the arm rests. There is often candy and other snacks dropped in the aisle, so if your child reacts on contact, dress him/her in pants vs. shorts and closed-toe shoes vs. sandals. No matter how safe you are, it can be difficult to 100%...

...than apple pie and ice cream before the fireworks, make sure everyone is included with this great recipe for dairy-free ice cream that includes Neocate Nutra and applesauce. Whenever you’re travelling away from home for more than a day or two, it’s good to be prepared for any scenario. Revisit these tips on traveling with Neocate to make sure your checklist is complete. What tips do you have to keep Independence Day worry-free? – Rob...

...allergy). If you’re traveling to Grandma’s or Aunt Sally’s, offer to help them make a “safe” dish and bring whatever else your child needs along for the trip. View Neocate Recipes for Inspiration. Make new holiday traditions that everyone in your family can enjoy, such as taking a walk together or playing a game. For your little one, a new tradition is just as special as an old one! View additional Celebrating Holidays with Food...

...a gel during digestion. Insoluble fiber is not generally fermentable and does not dissolve in water, traveling through the GI system unchanged (eg. celery, corn). Prebiotics are a special kind of soluble fiber that is resistant to digestion and selectively feeds the “friendly bacteria” in our digestive tracts. These bacteria are beneficial to our health. By nourishing the growth of friendly bacteria, prebiotics inhibit the growth of the “bad bacteria”. Neocate Junior with Prebiotics adds...