Re: OT:Need help with school food problem

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know where to buy powder prosecretin or pig duodenum?

I understand that pig duodenum powder is freeze dried prosecretin? Where can

I purchase some for stomach problems and allergies?

>

> She should be more flexible. but, have you checked out

> www.ener-g.com <http://www.ener-g.com/>, their " wylde pretzels " might be

> an option if you

> cannot move her on this (I am not sure of all your child's allergens

> but the pretzels contain: Potato Flour, Corn Starch, Rice Flour, Palm

> Oil, Corn Glucose, Modified Corn Starch, Ener-G Baking Powder (Sodium

> Acid Pyrophosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Potato Starch, Monocalcium

> Phosphate), Cellulose Gum, Bamboo Fiber, salt, Yeast). We used to eat

> them before corn, yeast, potatoes were taken out of our son's diet.

> They were really crunchy and tasty. Kim

>

>

>

> > >

> > > >in class? Any other ideas? I try to put myself in the teacher's

> > > >shoes. I am sure there is no way she can relate to such a strict

> > > >diet. I would like to come up with SOMETHING if I could. Any

> > advice

> > > >is appreciated.

> > >

> > > Are there any cereals he would eat? Would natural fruit juice as

> > the

> > > 'sugar' in cereal be OK with his diet? Things like Envirokids

> > Panda Munch

> > > would be perfect, you could send a small baggie of cereal and she

> > could

> > > give 1 ball at a time for the treat. I've been using Aramath

> > Cinnamon

> > > Crisp cereal for Nate's class - I don't think it has any sugar in

> > it, my

> > > boys love it but I don't use it as cereal since it's SO expensive

> > > ($5.99/box at my Albertsons), since they never get it any other

> > time it

> > > works nicely as a reinforcer. I wouldn't go anywhere near the

> > Juice Plus

> > > gummys - I don't know how they can claim they are GF with Oats and

> > Barley

> > > being in the ingredient list...

> > >

> > > - near LAX

> > >

> > >