Wheat, Gluten & Oatmeal
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Peanut Allergy
Asked by K.B. from Kalamazoo
on April 19, 2008
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I am wondering when to let my son try peanut butter. He has ate some foods that had nuts as an ingrediant (he hasn't ate any whole nuts) and hasn't had any reaction. ...
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- Hi, K., Complex issue, for sure. Generally, the recommendation to avoid common allergens end at a year, except in families with a history of fatal allergies (usual...
- our family has no food allergies also. i let my kids try peanut butter around a year to a year and a half with no reactions to it. i still don't give them nuts just be...
- My doctor had me wait until they were 3. That was a long time and neither of them like peanut butter now. We did not have a family history either. If I were you, I ...
Skin Allergy
Asked by R.M. from Washington DC
on March 31, 2008
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Hi, I have an 18 month old daughter with a skin allergy. We have recently moved to Singapore and her rashes have gotten worse. I have had her in cloth diapers since ...
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- Are you sure it's a skin allergy? You should have her checked because it could very well be eczema. It looks like a skin rash, but it's not and can be helped with a ...
- Hi R.! This is N.. I'm a SAHM of 3 boys, 12, 7 & 2. My husband has serious skin allergies and we have found a cost effective way to shop for all of our needs withou...
- My daughters and I have very sensitive skin. I have broken out since I was a child. Last year my sister introduced me to Shaklee products. I have been using them ever ...
Going Gluten Free to Determine a Sensitivity
Asked by S.H. from Des Moines
on November 13, 2012
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I am sick and tired of feeling sick and tired. Just by chance, I saw a good list of symptoms that can be caused by celiac/gluten sensitivity and thought...hey, thats ...
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- When I removed gluten from my diet, my husband immediately saw in my eyes that my energy level was up. I felt so...up! I had to diagnose myself, after experiencing t...
- Blood tests are accurate for Celiac disease, but perhaps not so much for a gluten sensitivity. My youngest has Celiac disease, though, so hopefully I can offer some g...
- I am gluten and lactose intolerant. Having to deal with this has set me on a journey, and I have discovered that there are many dangers in the grocery store. One of th...
Help! My Son Is Allergic to Eggs, Milk, Soy, Wheat, Yeast, Peanuts, Chocolate...
Asked by S.C. from Tampa
on July 22, 2009
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We just had my son allergy tested today and found out he is allergic to all the things listed above. It's overwhelming! I'm looking for moms with EXPERIENCE with chi...
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- My son is allergic to milk and soy and we use the earth balance butter. The one in the red tub is milk and soy free. Not sure about all of the other allergens. I am...
- http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/foodlab/?yguid=300727102 http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/FamiliesEatingHealthy/?yguid=300727102 the above 2 links are o...
- My sisters son has the same allergeis! She uses a lot of vegan products and shops at whole foods, they have listings on-line of the indgedients of products. She found ...
Allergic to Rice Cereal?
Asked by L.P. from Philadelphia
on August 10, 2008
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My daughter is 5 months old and just started eating rice cereal. At first she just had a little hive under her eye or a few little dots of "irritation" by her mouth. ...
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- Did she recently have any shots? It could be a reaction from the shots and not the cereal. My son had probelms with constipation so i didn't give him the rice cereal ...
- My daughter seemed to be allergic to the rice cereal at that age too...she would get a patch of eczema on her arm. I stopped giving it for a while and used oatmeal in...
- Just a thought, my son could not have rice cereal from 3 months - 3 years and a few months. He was allergic to soy and some rice cereals contain soy. he grew out of it...
Peanut Allergic Infant
Asked by D.M. from Sacramento
on December 29, 2009
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looking for info on peanut allergic infants.. my 7 month old son reacted badly to a cookie and DR says to treat as allergic until blood tests prove otherwise. Idk wha...
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- A lot of restauraunts (sp) are getting really sensitive to peanut allergies so I would just remember to always mention it and don't go to Logan's Steakhouse or Texas R...
- Please be assured that your son will still have a "full" and rewarding life even if he is allergic to peanuts. It will change how you look at food products and make s...
- Hi! I was just going to say the exact same thing that Beth said. Good luck!
Wheat- Free Products?
Asked by H.H. from Cincinnati
on August 2, 2008
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Help! I just had my baby girl tested for food allergies and found out she is highly allergic to peanuts and wheat! also, dogs but that came out not so bad! The docter ...
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- I have a daughter who is gluten-free, which is essentially avoiding wheat plus oats/barley/rye. I shop at Whole Foods, Jungle Jims and Biggs. I would highly suggest ...
- My son is also allergic to wheat. Bigg's & Whole Foods both carry an amazing range of wheat-free products. We can get crackers, bread, cereal, mixes for just about any...
- Hi H., I don't have any specific foods to recommend to you, but if I were you, I would call Whole Foods (Rookwood Commons & Deerfield Towne Centre locations) and as...
Allergy to Honey?
Asked by A.F. from St. Cloud
on December 16, 2008
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I asked a question about hives awhile back and got fabulous responses. My daughter has had hives on and off for about a month. The doctors can't figure it out. The end...
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- It could be an allergy to pollen, but it is delivered in the honey.
- I have never heard of anyone being allergic to honey. Like someone else said, it could be the pollen or whatever the honey was placed on (or in). Good luck in findin...
- Honey "can" be very dangerous for small children. It is the one food that many pediatricians agree should be kept out of babies diets (at least until 12 months) as it...
Wheat Germ Question
Asked by S.B. from Los Angeles
on February 7, 2011
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Hi Moms - my MIL gave me some wheat germ recently to start adding to my 2-year-old's food. I don't know too much about it - how much is enough for a 2-year old? How ...
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- Wheat germ is an exceptionally healthy food in include in the diet. As with everything, it should be given in moderation and more importantly examine the total daily ...
- Here's one website, and there are many others: http://www.creativehomemaking.com/cooking/baby-wheat-germ.shtml Wheat germ is a good source of: * B vitamins su...
- Wheat germ also contains natural vitamin E in addition to what's mentioned below. As well as baking with it, you can stir it into oatmeal or yogurt without cooking it ...
Dairy Allergy?
Asked by M.S. from San Francisco
on October 31, 2007
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Hi, I am writing because I think that my son might have a milk/egg allergy. He recently started on whole milk and has had horrible rashes, welts, and sore areas ever s...
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- Definately do what your doctor says, but I would also suggest reintroducting milk every couple months. I have to start by saying that I am one of those few weirdos wh...
- Have you tried lactaid ? My son was lactose intolorant and did very good on lactad.
- M.: My son, now 23, had horrible colic the first few months after he was born. He was a totally breastfed baby. My midwife suggested that I cut all dairy from my diet...
