lactose intolerance vs cow milk allergy

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Why back then I was fed rice milk my Mom would have to

make. I was always told I was lactose intolerant.

Not so, I used to try taking Lactaid and it would make

me sick also. The ENT doc gave me an allergy test

since I had non-stop sinus infections for years and

the only allergy that popped up was cow's milk. All

the sinus problems stopped and so did the stomach

problems after I stopped eating dairy. I can get away

with a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese and butter doesn't

bother me.

Donna

 

--- Liudwih Franksdottir <liudwih wrote:

 

> There is lactaid for lactose intolerance. Also soy

> milk is an acceptable

> alternative after a year old.

>

> From experience as a daycare provider I have seen

> children who spt up

> regular milk who were able to still eat cheese and

> yogurt. I was told it has

> to do with the bacteria needed to culture them. Also

> butter can be used in

> small amounts.

> There are also avacados, nuts (safe after 1 year),

> nut butters ect.

> Hope that helps

> Liudwih

>

>

> On 4/24/07, Ilse Knecht <iknecht wrote:

> >

> > Right, that is why I am concerned about my son

> seeming to have an

> > intolerance to milk. Any advice on how to get him

> the right amount of

> > fat?

> >

> > Ilse

> >

> > >>> norm <norm%40plateautel.net>

> 04/24/07 12:03 AM >>>

> > Ilse,

> > Babies and young children require more fat in

> their diets than adults.

> > Mother's milk contains quite a bit of fat.

> Commercial soymilk does

> > not have enough fat for those children. Soy

> formula has the required

> > amount of fat. It's required for brain and nerve

> development.

> >

> >

> >

>

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