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November 5, 2006 at 3:14 pm #17229

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I posted this in MSPI, but thought I may get a response here instead…

Well, I’m thinking of trying to add some things to Henry’s diet.

He just had allergy testing and he’s all clear. We still have no answers, but on the brighter side, maybe we can try to eat a few more things.

**So my question is if there’s a list of foods recomended for a corn free diet. I’ve found a bazillion lists of what to avoid, but can’t find what is good or allowed.

**I also am finding differing advice on corn free. Some say even milk and chicken are corn tainted. to watch the wax on fruits and veggies. What do you all think about that?

What I’m going to try to do is stay even more free of corn than we have been, but add some of the other things we’ve been avoiding. This is really mind boggling, but I’m sure I’ll figure it out. I just have to do some thinking.

November 6, 2006 at 9:29 am #17275

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We are struggling with the same issue & can not find anything that is good or allowed. I too have found conflicting information. I think this is because corn is slowing making its way into top of the allergy list and not much research has been done.

If you do find something that is corn free then it usually has milk and/or soy. I worked with a dietician but was not very successful & the insurance would not cover it so we did not continue with her. I have asked the allergist & didn’t get a great response from him either.

I have found an item from Nu-World Amaranth (cereal snaps) that my son is able to eat in small amounts. I’m not sure if your son would eat it because it doesn’t have much taste but my son doesn’t seem to care. They have a larger selection online & I just bought a snack to try yesterday but haven’t gave it to him yet. Many of their products NOT ALL are gluten & wheat free-free of common allergens-No dairy, casein, eggs, nuts, soy rice or corn. They are a little expensive but I have no other option. I have found a few items at Farmer Jack grocery store so I have not bought anything on line.

http://www.nuworldamaranth.com/default.asp

Good Luck!

I have not bought anything from here yet but you can enter in your childs allergies & they will show you a list of items you can purchase.

http://www.allergygrocer.com/

K&T’s Mom2006-11-6 9:34:28
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