TO SOY OR NOT TO SOY?

[Guest guest]

, how did your toddler do on rice milk? what age did you wean? just

interested and wondering what to do myself. my daughter loves rice milk and i

am also starting with nutmilks. she is still nursing too.

kim

In a message dated 12/14/2001 11:06:00 PM Central Standard Time,

marmeesez@... writes:

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> Date:12/14/2001 11:06:00 PM Central Standard Time

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> I read alot of conflicting information too, so I just decided to go

> with rice milk for our weaned toddler who is allergic to milk. He

> drinks it, I tried to get our two girls on it too- ages 6 and almost

> 5, but they were too used to milk (we only began trying to eat more

> healthy a year ago, I wish I could go back and not give them cows

> milk from the start, but our two youngest will only drink rice milk)

>

> so, that is what we did-

>

[Guest guest]

I read alot of conflicting information too, so I just decided to go

with rice milk for our weaned toddler who is allergic to milk. He

drinks it, I tried to get our two girls on it too- ages 6 and almost

5, but they were too used to milk (we only began trying to eat more

healthy a year ago, I wish I could go back and not give them cows

milk from the start, but our two youngest will only drink rice milk)

so, that is what we did-

in So. Ca

[Guest guest]

My gosh...

------>janice, the same goes for post menopausal women. read some of the

articles on the link i posted and you'll have a much better idea what the

issues are, what the research is showing, regardless of age, gender, etc.

~~~~Suze, I have just gone onto the web-site and read a few of the thing

on there and bookmarked it so I can go back when I have more time and

read it all. This is really valuabe information. And I will make sure

that I alert the women I'm speaking to about this and refer them to the

cite to do some of their own reading.

Now I wonder why another nutritional therapist said, that in some cases,

she found it benefical for women. She even suggests that some people use

soy protein, for protein drinks.

Obviously, she is not very informed or has not done her own reserach on

the matter. The " women's story " on the cite was very eye opening.

Thanks so much,

Janice