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Pat,
In my mind the flags are about the same for most food protein
intolerances. I look at mom's diet and look for the most common food
proteins as the place to start, so with this mom I'd likely look at the
soy first. The same goes for other proteins like egg, wheat, corn, etc.
Flossie Rollhauser
Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2003 23:09:19 -0400
From: Pat A Bucknell <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: soy intolerance
With a BF baby, do any of you have flags that you look for that indicate
intolerance to soy in mom's diet? I know the signs and symptoms I look
for that indicate possible dairy protein intolerance, but I've never
really heard anyone list the things they look for in regard to soy. I
have a vegan mom who eats a lot of soy and she's wondering if some of
her 5 week old's behavior is tied to her soy intake.
TIA
Pat Bucknell IBCLC
Avon Lake OH
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