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Soy Flour


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nitu-752002 Apprentice

Hi

My 27mth old has some intolerances and i cannot put my finger on it. I know she is intolerant to dairy and to soy milk as she will have mucousy stool if she consumes either of these. My question is, is soy flour found in a lot of gluten free foods the same as soy milk? This last week i decided to take her off of gluten but i am finding soy flour in many of these food and i am not sure if this is safe or not. It has been very confusing to me.

Thanks


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Absolutely. If she cannot tolerate soy milk, do not give her anything else soy. One exception is soy lecithin, it doesn't seem to bother most who are soy free. I cannot have soy, yet tolerate lecithin.

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