Re: Re: Instant breakfast/casein

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Nikki,

If you already know you are seeing results w/GF diet, I'd now also try to go

CF and if it is unsuccessful, then go back to using milk. I know my friend a

while back was studying to be a vet assistant, and she told me cows have 2

stomachs and that might be why most of us are cassein intollerant. If you do

remove milk and get a lot of behavior, it might be because the child is

missing the drug affect.

I personally do not do well w/milk and would head bang if subjected to it

daily.

In a message dated 12/28/02 3:47:09 PM Pacific Standard Time,

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> It does contain casein, we are not CF only GF. We are using cow's

> milk at this time but, are eventually going to try rice. As far as

> being GF, I am unaware of it. I know that we have been giving it to

> my son since we went GF for nutrients and we still see improvements.

> So, until we stop getting results, I don't want to introduce a whole

> bunch more substitutes.

> Nikki

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> >>We are supplementing his diet with Carnation Instant

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> >What milk substitute do you use? I thought the Instant Breakfast

> had gluten or casein in it. C.l

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