I have a friend whose two year old has had feeding problems since birth.
They were involved in a lactation study, and she says that they found that
she was a "one-breast" nurser.  Her son is 2 now, hasn't been breastfeeding
for some time (her job wasn't conducive to pumping), and has continued to
have microscopic blood in his stool.  I asked her about milk proteins in
his diet (will search the archives to find the site with the milk-free diet
list).  She said recently that a medical nutritionist suggested raw goats
milk, as the unpasteurized milk has important enzymes.  It is very
expensive, and her husband is presently in another fellowship program so
money is tight. I think he has seen a gastroenterologist.  I will check the
archives for any posts on goats milk also.  Is raw goat's milk safe for
toddlers?  Does anyone have suggestions for good resources for further
research?  Thanks. (Please E-mail me privately as am no mail)
Lori N.

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