Comments on: Amazing Homemade Baby Formula http://www.justgoodenergy.com/2009/09/10/amazing-homemade-baby-formula/ Holistic Nutrition and Natural Foods analysis Wed, 28 Jul 2010 07:26:38 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Hillary Mikesell http://www.justgoodenergy.com/2009/09/10/amazing-homemade-baby-formula/comment-page-1/#comment-3092 Hillary Mikesell Tue, 27 Apr 2010 05:30:12 +0000 http://www.justgoodenergy.com/?p=347#comment-3092 Okay I will try the enzymes first, thank you!!! I love your website, lots of very valuable information! Okay I will try the enzymes first, thank you!!! I love your website, lots of very valuable information!

]]> By: Rebekah Winquest http://www.justgoodenergy.com/2009/09/10/amazing-homemade-baby-formula/comment-page-1/#comment-3090 Rebekah Winquest Tue, 27 Apr 2010 02:11:43 +0000 http://www.justgoodenergy.com/?p=347#comment-3090 Hi Hillary. That is tough when babies have a lactose intolerance. I would recommend a couple of things to try. First of all, the lactase enzyme would probably do the trick but knowing how enzymes taste it might alter the flavor enough where he doesn't like the taste. It is definitely worth trying (Enzymedica makes a great product) because it is really difficult to match the nutrients in goat and cow's milk. Coconut water is great but not enough. The other option is to try raw cow's or goat's milk. I know it seems like that would obviously upset his tummy but unpasteurized milk is the easiest on digestion and he might react completely different to it. When it comes to raw milk I am even fine with cow's milk. Our bodies are not made to digest pasteurized cow's milk. There are companies who sell raw goat's milk but it can only be ordered online and is pricy. Try the lactase enzyme if that still doesn't work try raw milk you might notice a difference. Otherwise if only coconut water and coconut milk work on his tummy be sure to add in extra coconut oil, nutritional yeast (B12 and folic acid rich), and fish oil for the fat that his body needs. If you have to go that last route let me know and I will help you come up with a slightly different formula. Take care and best of luck! Hi Hillary. That is tough when babies have a lactose intolerance. I would recommend a couple of things to try. First of all, the lactase enzyme would probably do the trick but knowing how enzymes taste it might alter the flavor enough where he doesn’t like the taste. It is definitely worth trying (Enzymedica makes a great product) because it is really difficult to match the nutrients in goat and cow’s milk. Coconut water is great but not enough. The other option is to try raw cow’s or goat’s milk. I know it seems like that would obviously upset his tummy but unpasteurized milk is the easiest on digestion and he might react completely different to it. When it comes to raw milk I am even fine with cow’s milk. Our bodies are not made to digest pasteurized cow’s milk. There are companies who sell raw goat’s milk but it can only be ordered online and is pricy. Try the lactase enzyme if that still doesn’t work try raw milk you might notice a difference. Otherwise if only coconut water and coconut milk work on his tummy be sure to add in extra coconut oil, nutritional yeast (B12 and folic acid rich), and fish oil for the fat that his body needs. If you have to go that last route let me know and I will help you come up with a slightly different formula. Take care and best of luck!

]]> By: Hillary Mikesell http://www.justgoodenergy.com/2009/09/10/amazing-homemade-baby-formula/comment-page-1/#comment-3087 Hillary Mikesell Mon, 26 Apr 2010 16:58:52 +0000 http://www.justgoodenergy.com/?p=347#comment-3087 Hi, I tried this formula for our 7 month old son but I have a question about it... He's currently on Similac Sensitive because he can't tolerate the lactose in the regular formula. But I would really love to get him over to this. My question is that when I tried this formula he seemed uncomfortable, I think because of lactose. I tried it with the goat milk and goat yogurt... both he had gassy uncomfortable reactions to. Is there anything I can add to the bottle to dissolve the lactose like lactase enzymes or something? Hi, I tried this formula for our 7 month old son but I have a question about it… He’s currently on Similac Sensitive because he can’t tolerate the lactose in the regular formula. But I would really love to get him over to this. My question is that when I tried this formula he seemed uncomfortable, I think because of lactose. I tried it with the goat milk and goat yogurt… both he had gassy uncomfortable reactions to. Is there anything I can add to the bottle to dissolve the lactose like lactase enzymes or something?

]]> By: Jennie http://www.justgoodenergy.com/2009/09/10/amazing-homemade-baby-formula/comment-page-1/#comment-2541 Jennie Thu, 24 Dec 2009 17:59:20 +0000 http://www.justgoodenergy.com/?p=347#comment-2541 What brand of baby liquid multi do you use/suggest/ thanks What brand of baby liquid multi do you use/suggest/

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