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Goat’s milk infant formula finally gets the ‘all clear’

06/03/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  4 Comments

Almost as far back as I can remember in terms of FoodsMatter – way back in the '90s indeed – I recall talking to Claire Magee at 'Nanny Care' about their problems in getting their goat milk infant formula recognised by the EU. Over the years I all but gave up asking how the …

Category: Allergies, Dairy-freeTag: A2 milk and cow's milk intolerance, A2 milk composition, allergens in goat milk, Breast feeding campaigns, CMA, dangers of goat milk for cow's milk allergic infants, EFSA, European food safety authority, goat's milk follow on formula, goat's milk infant formula, goat's milk suitable base for infant formula, Nanny care, similarities of proteins on cow's and goat's milk, The Food Magazine

Dairy disappointment

04/10/2012 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  4 Comments

From all the headlines over the last few weeks, dairy allergics could not be blamed for thinking that all their problems had been solved – if Australian A2 milk did not do it for them, then Daisy, the hypo-allergenic New Zealand cow certainly would... But, alas, beyond the hype, …

Category: Allergies, Conventional Medicine, Dairy-free, FoodTag: 30 proteins in cow's milk, A1 beta-casein, A1 milk and autism, A2 milk, A2 milk from Guernsey cows, A2 milk not relevant to lactose intolerance, Australian A2 milk, BCM7, beta-casomorphin-7, beta-lactoglobulin, CMA, Cow's milk allergy, cow's milk intolerance, danger of serious allergic reactions with A2 milk, Genetic modification, GM, GM of cattle, lactose intolerance, Type 1 diabetes

Should allergens be banned from a household with an allergic member?

03/12/2011 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

I just came across an article from an recent Sunday Telegraph headlined 'Food fight over allergy ban' which investigated, once again, the extremely knotty problem of whether or not you should allow allergens into a household with an allergic member.  There are in fact, two …

Category: Allergies, Dairy-free, Food, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-free, NutritionTag: allergens, Allergy, Allergy Action Plan, Allergy education, Banning peanuts from schools, calcium, calcium sources, CMA, Coeliac, Cow's milk allergy, Dairy products, Epipen, expense of freefrom foods, FAAN, FeeFrom Food, Food allergy, Food allergy bullying, Food intolerance, food sensitivity, FreeFrom Food Awards party, Gluten, Hugging your non allergic child, infant allergy, Milk Marketing Board, nuts for nutrition, paranoia, Peanut/treenut allergy, peanuts, pregnant women eating peanuts, Sensitisation, Sibling issues, Stress, sunday Telegraph, Tourette's Syndrome, What Allergy? blog

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