I am wondering about casein in this product. I can't find any information. It says that contains ingredients from milk and egg. Thank you!
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I would assume so but I dont know. I took this supplement when I had Lyme and now use as needed as an immune booster and it is, in my opinion an excellent supplement that really helps me.
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They claim it us okay for egg allergy and milk.Something about the molecule size if I remember correctly.My daughter has a gluten,casein, and egg allergy and does great on this.On their website they have info on allergens in their product.
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It contains sodium casienate, which is a milk derivative. They call it "lactose free" because it doesn't contain milk sugar, just the protein.
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most of their products do have soy, all ingredients are listed on the box, there is not a much dairy at all on their plan... good luck...
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It looks like it, but here's the ingredient list so you can judge for yourself: Sugar, maltodextrin, egg yolk, partially hydrogenated soy bean oil, carrageenan, sodium citrate, artificial flavor, sodium caseinate, dipotassium phosphate, ED & C yellow 5, yellow 6, polysorbate 60, monoglycerides. There's a warning that the product contains Egg, Soy and Dairy.Hope this helps!
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yes, there is milk in them. I went on their website and checked the ingredients
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OK, OK! I found the picture I took of the other side of the bag. Here's what is on my picture: "A dehydrated blend of whey, BUTTERMILK solids, CHEESE (granular & cheddar [MILK, cheese culture, salt, enzymes]), whey protein concentrate, salt, sodium phosphate, citric acid, yellow 5, yellow 6, lactic acid, enzyme. Contains: Dairy" [Caps correctly quoted] Ignore my original post of ingredients, below (they were taken from a blurry online picture: OMG, the product picture changed again--I'm confused! Never mind--Here is what I am able to decipher from the posted blurry picture: "Cheese (milk, salt, cheese cultures, enzymes), whey, partially hydrogenated soybean oil, (something, too blurry), reduced lactose whey, salt, disodium phosphate, blue cheese (milk, salt, cheese cultures, enzymes), nonfat dry milk, citric acid, artificial color (including yellow #5, yellow #6)"
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Hi Pamela, I've got a bottle here - getting ready to re-order... - and the label specifies that it's free of egg and milk products, as well as peanut, wheat, soy and shellfish. It appears to be purely vegetarian at least, and likely vegan, with cellulose-based capsules (many products use gelatin capsules, which you probably know is an animal product).
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The ingredient list contains only the types of wheat used in the product, therefore I assume that it does not contain eggs. I'm not vegan but do not like pastas containing egg and I love this pasta. I hope this helps.
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It cannot contain casein as it is not listed at the Nature's Path web site. Their site states "Produced in a facility that uses peanuts, tree nuts or soy." That means it could have some soy dust or such.I avoid casein, and if the cereal box I had stated there was casein, I would not have eaten it.Read my original 3 Star review for my comments about Nature's Path Organic Whole O's cereal. I have not eaten this cereal since my purchase that spurred my review.
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I order this for my client and he does not consume dairy/milk or gluten that is the only information I have. Good Luck!
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I cant see that it says it on the box but it does say " contains wheat,milk and soy. May contain traces of egg". Email info@moosetoys.com to get a definitive answer. Hope this helps
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I am kind of angry at Nature's One cause I don't feel they are really transparent. It's really hard to find the information about why Baby's Only make babies so constipated: the truth is, this formula is EXTREMELY casein-dominant, much more than any casein-dominant infant formula. This is the reason why they market it as toddler formula, and not just because the company wants to promote infant breastfeading like their consumer service told me when I asked them about infant suitability. Unlike whey, casein is really hard to digest and makes babies constipated. The proteins in Baby's Only are 18% whey and 82% casein, exactly like cow milk, therefore it is NOT suitable for infants (for the record, proteins in breast milk are 90% whey/10% casein in early lactation, 60/40 in mature milk and 50/50 in late lactation). I don't think it's fair that we have to do so much research to find out about it. I feel cheated.
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Whether Vanilla or Chocolate Ensure, Ensure DOES NOT contain casein. Casein is an ingredient for body building. It comes in Vitamin bottles. It is widely advised that you consult your doctor before taking casein.
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Hi Tani, If you define dairy as any product coming from the milk of an animal, then I would consider this product to be dairy free because it does not contain milk or anything made from milk. It does, of course, contain eggs, which some people consider dairy. But strictly speaking, eggs are not dairy. (They are sold in the "dairy aisle", which confuses people, but since they do not come from milk, they are not dairy.) So yes, it's dairy free. Hope this helps.
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Hi K, All I can tell you what's on the label.CONTAINS: No dairy, egg, fish, shellfish, nuts, wheat, glutens, soy, sugar, yeast, or artificial colors.OTHER INGREDIENTS: Microcrystalline cellulose, gelatin capsule (Kosher and Halal certified).Here is the manufactured by BIO-TECH, Fayetteville, AR. www.biotechpharmacal.com phone # 1-800-345-1199.Hope this is of some help to you.G-d bless, Barbara Newkirk
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web site should list ingredients. I did not see any animal ingredients. There is some fish oil (but no fishy smell or tasts what so ever) and it does contain eggs/egg yolk
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I think it is a typo.... the other flavors that do not contain milk have it listed. I looked at everyone of their flavors and the only other ones listed that it contains milk are the obvious ones like the Sour Cream & Onion, Cheddar and Sour Cream...etc nice catch though.