ok.. I read up on soy... Its bad so what else do i give my son?

Question

We found out that is is allergic to all kinds of foods
Milk, eggs, oranges, peanuts, apples, peas, wheat, tamato,Cottonseed ( what ever cottonseed is)
but I have been reading bad things about soy so what kinds of food can my son eat if it does not contain soy???
Thanks for your help

im sorry ... he is 2 years old

Answer 1

Cottonseed oil is used in a lot of food preparations.

You could try giving him rice milk, oat flour- and oat flour actually is tasty- and other foods. Keep in mind that I can't make many suggestions because I don't have a full list of your son's allergies. But another thing you might want to do is try to get as much processed sugar (the white stuff in the bowl on the table) and excess additives and preservatives as you can out of his diet. I can't promise a cure, but it might help.

Good luck!

Answer 2

coconut milk - entire cultures have thrived on the stuff - it tastes good, contains healthy fats, is a good alternative for fruit smoothies, chocolate milk (add cocoa to the coconut milk).. or in soups that call for milk..
allergies - I read once that allergies are caused by an over-taxed immune system.. Vitamin C is an immune booster..
My doctor told me that Vitamin C would NOT help my allergies to air-borne particles.. but I thought I would give it a try anyway, just because it sounds like it would help..
Sure enough - it did help!!! You can't overdose on Vitamin C - your body won't store it.. so, I took 1 gram/3 times daily.. and my brother has also tried this for his allergies, with excellent results.
I don't know if this would help with food allergies or not - but since vitamin C is totally safe, and dirt cheap.. it might be worth a try?
hope this helps

Answer 3

I am not sure how old he is but you can feed him nutramigen if he is an infant. It is expensive though. I am not sure what you have read about SOY. Are you talking about the fact that it mimics estrogen? I would not worry about that.