Re: Problems with Nutrasal

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Everything is fine now. I just stopped Nutrasal and started again

after a while. The only one change, which I did: I use now ½ tsp per

day instead 1 tsp.

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> I'm interested in knowing if Phosphatidyl Choline -the soy based

product is unsafe for kids who have high IgG to soy?

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> I seem to have read that they beleive the soy protein is absent

from the product and should not affect kids with soy sensitivities,

but sounds like Elena might have another position on this?

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> This is a blurb I found on a website:

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> Phosphatidyl choline is a phospholipid and contains no protein

parts from soy. Proteins are the part of the food that most people

are allergic to. Those very sensitive to soy should try phosphatidyl

choline in small doses at first to see if they tolerate the product

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> I'm curious how many parents have had issues giving it to their soy

sensitive kids?

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> Tami

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> Problems with Nutrasal

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> I already tried to use Phosphatidyl Choline from Genestra before

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> VERY bad reaction. Now I decided to try PhosChol (Nutrasal) and

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> looks like I gote very similar problems: bad behavior and stomach

> pain. I even tried to start with very small dosage but anyway it

> doesn't work.

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> Is anyone here had problems like this? Can it be just because

> Nutrasal is soy product? Or I have this problem because my child

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> so toxic? Anyway what I should do now?

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> Elena

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