Guest guest Posted November 5, 2003 Report Share Posted November 5, 2003 Hi I live in NZ - we have the option of A2 milk here, go on and have a look - www.A2.com - our child was in one of the original studies about 4 years ago - this is going to be marketed to USA market as its just been bought by USA co and is now available in Aussie, makes a difference Cheers H Enzymes and Cheese Q With all of these questions about dairy, let me throw in another. I have had both of my boys on strictly raw cow's milk products for several months, which have been well tolerated. Since we have started AFP and NF one week ago, I have noticed a reaction to raw milk cheese with my 2 yo Wyatt. His stools are coming out loose and smelly (they smell of the cheese). Any ideas about this? I am now avoiding giving him cheese, but I don't want to have to cut this out since he is already so limited (no wheat, gluten, problem with carbs, nuts etc). Could this be a " probiotic " reaction with the enzymes, as the cheese does have live cultures. Of note: I have not been able to give the boys yogurt (this is pre-enzymes - I have been afraid to try w/ enzymes so far!) for a long time - they get loose, smelly stools. Could this just be the probiotics doing their thing?? Miti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 5, 2003 Report Share Posted November 5, 2003 opps I quite often get things wrong - its www.A2corporation.com cheers H Enzymes and Cheese Q With all of these questions about dairy, let me throw in another. I have had both of my boys on strictly raw cow's milk products for several months, which have been well tolerated. Since we have started AFP and NF one week ago, I have noticed a reaction to raw milk cheese with my 2 yo Wyatt. His stools are coming out loose and smelly (they smell of the cheese). Any ideas about this? I am now avoiding giving him cheese, but I don't want to have to cut this out since he is already so limited (no wheat, gluten, problem with carbs, nuts etc). Could this be a " probiotic " reaction with the enzymes, as the cheese does have live cultures. Of note: I have not been able to give the boys yogurt (this is pre-enzymes - I have been afraid to try w/ enzymes so far!) for a long time - they get loose, smelly stools. Could this just be the probiotics doing their thing?? Miti Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 5, 2003 Report Share Posted November 5, 2003 Yes, I have read about that before. Very interesting! > Hi I live in NZ - we have the option of A2 milk here, go on and have a look - www.A2.com - our child was in one of the original studies about 4 years ago - this is going to be marketed to USA market as its just been bought by USA co and is now available in Aussie, makes a difference > Cheers H > Enzymes and Cheese Q > > > With all of these questions about dairy, let me throw in another. I > have had both of my boys on strictly raw cow's milk products for > several months, which have been well tolerated. Since we have > started AFP and NF one week ago, I have noticed a reaction to raw > milk cheese with my 2 yo Wyatt. His stools are coming out loose and > smelly (they smell of the cheese). Any ideas about this? > > I am now avoiding giving him cheese, but I don't want to have to cut > this out since he is already so limited (no wheat, gluten, problem > with carbs, nuts etc). > > Could this be a " probiotic " reaction with the enzymes, as the cheese > does have live cultures. Of note: I have not been able to give the > boys yogurt (this is pre-enzymes - I have been afraid to try w/ > enzymes so far!) for a long time - they get loose, smelly stools. > Could this just be the probiotics doing their thing?? > > Miti > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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