There are many similarities between goat’s milk and cow’s milk, but there are also some differences that may be important to people with dairy-related dietary restrictions. The similarities mean that most kinds of cheese made with cow’s milk can also be made with goat’s milk. The differences mean that some people with lactose intolerance, dairy […]
Tag Archives: Dairy Allergy
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Nov
Nov
The diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine, or DTaP vaccine, is recommended for infants in the United States starting at 2 months of age. This vaccine is one of the more difficult because, despite the 95% vaccine rate, whooping cough (whooping cough) is still very prevalent. The effectiveness of the pertussis vaccine is estimated to be anywhere from 94% […]
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Mar
Mar
All my life, I’ve loved Ranch dressing. To me, other foods were simply dipping or scooping devices designed to bring more Ranch dressing to my mouth. I’m sure all you fellow addicts can relate, and you can also probably imagine how distraught I was upon realizing that I had a dairy allergy. At this point […]
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Dec
Dec
If you’re a parent, you’ve most likely asked a lot of food-related questions about your baby. Because of babies’ immature bodies, digestive systems, and eating milestones, it can be difficult to determine what your baby should and shouldn’t eat, as well as when your baby can eat those foods. Solid Baby Food: Cheese As long […]
Dairy free yogurt brands have evolved over the years. Recent research has linked dairy to weight gain, migraines, prostate cancer, breast cancer, diabetes, high cholesterol, heart disease. For many, dairy could be totally benign, but for others it might not! Dairy allergies are commonly heard these days. Many people hold the misconception of dairy allergy […]
Over the past year I have some to experience the brilliance of chocolate and have already made a long list of favorites. Because of a dairy allergy I was not able to indulge in the wonderful treat but in the past 12months I have learned what makes good chocolate and what makes great chocolate. The […]
Tips for Surviving Toddler Growth Spurts By Celestine Stewart From the first tentative sips of milk to the full feeding frenzy, a baby’s appetite will always rise and fall. Some days, your toddler will run away from feeding you almost anything, other days he will eat the machine. While many baby books focus on growth […]
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Feb
Feb
When my oldest daughter was a baby, I noticed through some trial and error that I cried a lot less and slept a lot better when I wasn’t consuming cow’s milk. When I was breastfeeding, yummy stuff like milk on my cereal, yogurt, cheese and ice cream really seemed to make her more irritable and […]