What other options to milk are there besides soy milk?
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Pork is out of the question, as is meat with cheese; dairy products cannot be eaten with meat products. If you want to be real technical, bologna and any processed lunchmeat is traif (unkosher) as well.
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Extra estrogens end up in milk because farmers have dairy cattle impregnated to boost milk production.\n\nEven soy milk has estrogens.  In 2001, a University of Illinois study found that plant estrogens in spy milk stimulated growth of human breast-cancer cells implanted into laboratory mice.  http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2001/11/011105073548.htm
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Milk and the other things you are asking about are all mixtures of many different things.  Shampoo is perhaps the simplest of the 3 you addressed, just go into your bathroom and read the back of the bottle:  one of the ingredients is sodium laureth sulfate.  Milk contains things such as proteins, acids, and water-- predominately lactic acid to consider.  Lemonade has citric acid, ascorbic acid, limonene, and many other things.
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That is enough protein, but you may consider healthier choices like soy milk (no cholesterol or saturated fat) instead of cow milk, turkey instead of ham, low-fat cheese instead of whole cheese and a spirutein shake instead of slim-fast which is loaded with sugar, high fructose corn syrup and unpronounceable additives.
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I would see a nutritionist about this.  I would think their should be a high protein soy formula out there.  I hope he is not allergic to that.  Good luck.  Are you feeding him jarred food yet.  If he really likes your milk you can puree fresh veggies and add your milk to it to give him more calories.  Have you tried that.\n\nI made my son's baby food.  All you have to do is steam the veggies and put them in a food processor to puree.  You can do a lot at one time and freeze them in ice cube trays or baby jars.  You can also use the first years small containers.  The breast milk might make him eat more of it.  Just mix it in.  I hope this helps some.
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avoid cabbage and soy. natural whole foods are best, especially ones that contain iodine.
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I used something called COMPLETE.  When mixed with Silk Soy Milk, it is absolutely delicious.  My kids think it's a milk shake!  You can get it from Prevention Proof.  I like their products because they're backed it up with credible research, not some doctor's endorsement who's also "on the payroll". Good luck!\napuzyr@yahoo
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till now they didn't find a cure,these enzymes are fraud dont believe it..but its not the end of the world if u have lactose intolerance, you can deal with it smoothly ..here are some tips :1st instead of drinking milk u should take fermentated product such as white cheese,labaneh ,2nd u can take soy milk instead of cow milk....
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Casein is a milk derivative. It is often used to enhance texture in soy and rice cheeses because it helps the "cheese" melt.
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You can take vitamin c and a mutli-vitamin with milk.  Your body needs magnesium to absorb calcium so you should actually absorb the calcuim in milk better with most multivitamins.
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Heck yes, soy allergies are very common.\nUse rice milk instead of soy milk...get Whole Foods 375 organic brand if you can.  Also, kirfer is a thick, sweet rice based drink (sold in refrigerated section).  Mochi is another cool rice product, you can cut it into squares and bake it...it puffs up and is flaky, you can cut it into squares and cook in the waffle iron for yummy waffles, also you can slice and fry it the way you would do w/ the soy product tempeh. You can also substitute w/ slices of hard boiled egg whites or white fish pieces if these are the texture you need.  Other healthy protein substitutes are raw seeds and tree nuts if you are not allergic.  Tahini...(sesame butter) is thick and and very healthy...good substitute for recipes that call for silken tofu.  Sometimes soy is used to make things rise...replace this w/ eggs or egg substitute by EnerG Co. called "egg replacer"...it is made w/ potato flour and water.\nHave fun!
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Actually there is no such thing as a Milk Allergy; its called being Lactose Intollerant. There are lactose free products out there but the best advice would to be consult a MD. (doc)
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well as you know there are steriod creams and stuff,but my nephew max has it he is only 6 months but my sister has stopped giving him dairy and that has helped a lot,and goats milk is good for it too
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Drink milk at bedtime .   It contains L-Tryptophan which is good for enducing sleep.
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Use vegtable broth and meat substitutes instead. There are some out there that actually have the texture and taste like meat. Or you could always use tofu, which is high in protein.
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variety of options.\n\nst. john's wort\nvitamin d\nginseng\nginko