Re: To Bill re: values for BECEL Margarine

[Guest guest]

Bill, you had asked me about the values for BECEL last week and I

hadn't heard back from you. Was it just curiosity?

Satnam

> > >>>>

> > >>>>

> > >>>>>Bill, because Kristan is mostly bottle fed, we figure that

is

> > >>>>

> > > why

> > >

> > >>>her

> > >>>

> > >>>

> > >>>>>BM's are so runny. When she has solid meals once a day

> > >>>>

> > >>>consistently

> > >>>

> > >>>

> > >>>>>the BM's are not runny.

> > >>>>>

> > >>>>>She was on antibiotics recently for her pneumonia. I'm so

> > >>>>

> > > afraid

> > >

> > >>>to

> > >>>

> > >>>

> > >>>>>give her yogurt, it has carbs and she gets very little

carbs,

> > >>>>

> > > but

> > >

> > >>>if

> > >>>

> > >>>

> > >>>>>I give her like half a teaspoon a day and not calculate into

> her

> > >>>>>meals, would that be ok? Do the capsules of acildolphilus

have

> > >>>>

> > >>>carbs

> > >>>

> > >>>

> > >>>>>in them and are they over the counter or a prescription

> required.

> > >>>>>

> > >>>>

> > >>>

> > >>>

> > >>>

[Guest guest]

If you know what values the dietician is using for the BECEL margarine,

yes I would definitely like to know what they are.

Thanks,

Bill

kristansmommy wrote:

>

> Bill, you had asked me about the values for BECEL last week and I

> hadn't heard back from you. Was it just curiosity?

>

> Satnam

>

>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>Bill, because Kristan is mostly bottle fed, we figure that

>>>>>>>

> is

>

>>>>why

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>>>her

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>BM's are so runny. When she has solid meals once a day

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>consistently

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>the BM's are not runny.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>She was on antibiotics recently for her pneumonia. I'm so

>>>>>>>

>>>>afraid

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>>>to

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>give her yogurt, it has carbs and she gets very little

>>>>>>>

> carbs,

>

>>>>but

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>>>if

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>I give her like half a teaspoon a day and not calculate into

>>>>>>>

>>her

>>

>>>>>>>>meals, would that be ok? Do the capsules of acildolphilus

>>>>>>>

> have

>

>>>>>>carbs

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>in them and are they over the counter or a prescription

>>>>>>>

>>required.

>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bill, I just started the 3:1 ratio today. For the cottage cheese

meal Kristan gets 12.5 grams of Becel, broken down it is 10 for fat,

0.13 for carb; for the chicken/veg meal she gets 7 grams of BECEL,

broken down 5.60 for fat, and 0.07 for carb; one of her snacks, the

cheesewhiz/becel, she gets 6.2 grams of butter, broken down it is

4.96 fat 0.06 carb. There is nothing under the protein column. I

didn't list all of the ingredients for the cottage cheese and chicken

meals, do you need to broken down values for those as well.

Is this what you are asking?

Satnam

> >>>>>>>

> >>>>>>>

> >>>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>Bill, because Kristan is mostly bottle fed, we figure that

> >>>>>>>

> > is

> >

> >>>>why

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>>>her

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>BM's are so runny. When she has solid meals once a day

> >>>>>>>

> >>>>>>consistently

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>the BM's are not runny.

> >>>>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>She was on antibiotics recently for her pneumonia. I'm so

> >>>>>>>

> >>>>afraid

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>>>to

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>give her yogurt, it has carbs and she gets very little

> >>>>>>>

> > carbs,

> >

> >>>>but

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>>>if

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>I give her like half a teaspoon a day and not calculate

into

> >>>>>>>

> >>her

> >>

> >>>>>>>>meals, would that be ok? Do the capsules of acildolphilus

> >>>>>>>

> > have

> >

> >>>>>>carbs

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>in them and are they over the counter or a prescription

> >>>>>>>

> >>required.

> >>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bill, I just started the 3:1 ratio today. For the cottage cheese

meal Kristan gets 12.5 grams of Becel, broken down it is 10 for fat,

0.13 for carb; for the chicken/veg meal she gets 7 grams of BECEL,

broken down 5.60 for fat, and 0.07 for carb; one of her snacks, the

cheesewhiz/becel, she gets 6.2 grams of butter, broken down it is

4.96 fat 0.06 carb. There is nothing under the protein column. I

didn't list all of the ingredients for the cottage cheese and chicken

meals, do you need to broken down values for those as well.

Is this what you are asking?

Satnam

> >>>>>>>

> >>>>>>>

> >>>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>Bill, because Kristan is mostly bottle fed, we figure that

> >>>>>>>

> > is

> >

> >>>>why

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>>>her

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>BM's are so runny. When she has solid meals once a day

> >>>>>>>

> >>>>>>consistently

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>the BM's are not runny.

> >>>>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>She was on antibiotics recently for her pneumonia. I'm so

> >>>>>>>

> >>>>afraid

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>>>to

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>give her yogurt, it has carbs and she gets very little

> >>>>>>>

> > carbs,

> >

> >>>>but

> >>>>

> >>>>

> >>>>>>if

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>I give her like half a teaspoon a day and not calculate

into

> >>>>>>>

> >>her

> >>

> >>>>>>>>meals, would that be ok? Do the capsules of acildolphilus

> >>>>>>>

> > have

> >

> >>>>>>carbs

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>>>in them and are they over the counter or a prescription

> >>>>>>>

> >>required.

> >>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Yes, thanks.

You are using (per dietician), per 100 gm BECEL, 80.0 gm fat, 0.0 gm

protein and 1.04 gm carb.

My values are, per 100 gm BECEL, 80.0 gm fat, 0.77 gm protein and 0.42

gm of carb.

Both of these values would agree with the label which has per 100 gm

(actually given per 10 gm), 80 gm fat, 0 gm protein and 1 gm carbohydrate.

I don't which are right or wrong, if either, but they are very similar.

I still haven't been able to get acurate values from the company. I am

not using very much BECEL now that we are weaning, so it isn't an issue

for me any more. Since the labelling requirements were relaxed it is

more difficult to get values per 100 gm that are acurate for processed

foods.

You needn't worry about it. It's not that crucial. It is perhaps a point

of interest for you.

Thanks again,

Bill

kristansmommy wrote:

>

> Hi Bill, I just started the 3:1 ratio today. For the cottage cheese

> meal Kristan gets 12.5 grams of Becel, broken down it is 10 for fat,

> 0.13 for carb; for the chicken/veg meal she gets 7 grams of BECEL,

> broken down 5.60 for fat, and 0.07 for carb; one of her snacks, the

> cheesewhiz/becel, she gets 6.2 grams of butter, broken down it is

> 4.96 fat 0.06 carb. There is nothing under the protein column. I

> didn't list all of the ingredients for the cottage cheese and chicken

> meals, do you need to broken down values for those as well.

>

> Is this what you are asking?

[Guest guest]

Yes, thanks.

You are using (per dietician), per 100 gm BECEL, 80.0 gm fat, 0.0 gm

protein and 1.04 gm carb.

My values are, per 100 gm BECEL, 80.0 gm fat, 0.77 gm protein and 0.42

gm of carb.

Both of these values would agree with the label which has per 100 gm

(actually given per 10 gm), 80 gm fat, 0 gm protein and 1 gm carbohydrate.

I don't which are right or wrong, if either, but they are very similar.

I still haven't been able to get acurate values from the company. I am

not using very much BECEL now that we are weaning, so it isn't an issue

for me any more. Since the labelling requirements were relaxed it is

more difficult to get values per 100 gm that are acurate for processed

foods.

You needn't worry about it. It's not that crucial. It is perhaps a point

of interest for you.

Thanks again,

Bill

kristansmommy wrote:

>

> Hi Bill, I just started the 3:1 ratio today. For the cottage cheese

> meal Kristan gets 12.5 grams of Becel, broken down it is 10 for fat,

> 0.13 for carb; for the chicken/veg meal she gets 7 grams of BECEL,

> broken down 5.60 for fat, and 0.07 for carb; one of her snacks, the

> cheesewhiz/becel, she gets 6.2 grams of butter, broken down it is

> 4.96 fat 0.06 carb. There is nothing under the protein column. I

> didn't list all of the ingredients for the cottage cheese and chicken

> meals, do you need to broken down values for those as well.

>

> Is this what you are asking?

[Guest guest]

Yes, thanks.

You are using (per dietician), per 100 gm BECEL, 80.0 gm fat, 0.0 gm

protein and 1.04 gm carb.

My values are, per 100 gm BECEL, 80.0 gm fat, 0.77 gm protein and 0.42

gm of carb.

Both of these values would agree with the label which has per 100 gm

(actually given per 10 gm), 80 gm fat, 0 gm protein and 1 gm carbohydrate.

I don't which are right or wrong, if either, but they are very similar.

I still haven't been able to get acurate values from the company. I am

not using very much BECEL now that we are weaning, so it isn't an issue

for me any more. Since the labelling requirements were relaxed it is

more difficult to get values per 100 gm that are acurate for processed

foods.

You needn't worry about it. It's not that crucial. It is perhaps a point

of interest for you.

Thanks again,

Bill

kristansmommy wrote:

>

> Hi Bill, I just started the 3:1 ratio today. For the cottage cheese

> meal Kristan gets 12.5 grams of Becel, broken down it is 10 for fat,

> 0.13 for carb; for the chicken/veg meal she gets 7 grams of BECEL,

> broken down 5.60 for fat, and 0.07 for carb; one of her snacks, the

> cheesewhiz/becel, she gets 6.2 grams of butter, broken down it is

> 4.96 fat 0.06 carb. There is nothing under the protein column. I

> didn't list all of the ingredients for the cottage cheese and chicken

> meals, do you need to broken down values for those as well.

>

> Is this what you are asking?

[Guest guest]

You're welcome. Thanks for the information, I'm not good at math,

wow.

Satnam

> >

> > Hi Bill, I just started the 3:1 ratio today. For the cottage

cheese

> > meal Kristan gets 12.5 grams of Becel, broken down it is 10 for

fat,

> > 0.13 for carb; for the chicken/veg meal she gets 7 grams of

BECEL,

> > broken down 5.60 for fat, and 0.07 for carb; one of her snacks,

the

> > cheesewhiz/becel, she gets 6.2 grams of butter, broken down it is

> > 4.96 fat 0.06 carb. There is nothing under the protein column.

I

> > didn't list all of the ingredients for the cottage cheese and

chicken

> > meals, do you need to broken down values for those as well.

> >

> > Is this what you are asking?