Guest guest Posted October 5, 2006 Report Share Posted October 5, 2006 - I have always had this knowledge in the back of my mind and feel like the lucky gambler each week we move forward without discovering a developed intolerance to one of the ingredients in 's blended diet. I take comfort in knowing that many tube fed children thrive on Compleat Pediatric without developing allergies, which is also repetitive and limited in it's 'real' food sources. Then there is my own diet - very repetitive and routine ) Thank you for bringing up an important consideration - as you always do ) love, yuka Re: Amy and Max >snip< Amy, it is interesting that sometimes when someone eats something over a long period of time they become intolerant of it. As an example, we recently had allergy tests run on Kendra. Surprisingly, she had a reaction to eggs although she eats them frequently and eagerly and we have never seen an obvious negative reaction before. Apparently it is not uncommon to become intolerant of a frequently consumed food. Kendra, also has an intolerance to milk and wheat. Best to you and Max. wendy . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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