Neocate® Splash helps Remy Supplement his Elimination Diet to Manage Nutritional Gaps
Meet Remy! He is 15 and diagnosed with Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE), a food allergy-related condition. Remy manages his EoE with an elimination diet and supplements with Neocate® Splash to help close nutritional gaps. Hear his story as told by his mom, Raquel.
Finn finds Neocate® Syneo® to help relieve his food allergy symptoms – A parent’s perspective
At birth my son Finn seemed like a healthy, happy newborn but at 2.5 months he had colic, bowel discomfort, and was waking every couple of hours in distress.
Neocate® Syneo® Was a Game Changer for Reagan – A Parent’s Perspective
On my son Reagan’s first day home from the hospital he started having a severe diaper rash and blood in the stool.
Neocate® Syneo® Helped Hailey Thrive – A Parent’sPperspective
My daughter Hailey was introduced to Neocate® Syneo® after being diagnosed with food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome (FPIES)
Neocate® Splash – Supports nutritional needs and gives Remington the freedom to stay active
I was diagnosed with Eosinophilic Esophagitis at the age of 3 and was removed from all foods at the age of 4.
Neocate® Splash Helped Kennedy to Like Food Again – A Parent’s Perspective
My daughter is Kennedy and she is 20 months old. She started off completely healthy, but by the time she was two weeks old, we noticed blood in her stool.
Patient Perspectives – Teddy’s Feeding Tube Journey of Hope
My first and only child, Teddy, turns 7 next week, and two months after that we mark his 7 year “tubieversary.” He was born full term but aspirated meconium during delivery and was in the NICU for two months for respiratory distress and failure to thrive.
Meet Some Awesome Neocate Families!
In March of this year we at Nutricia had the great privilege to meet with three wonderful families that are using various Neocate products to manage their cow milk and multiple food allergies.
A Mother’s Tale: Learning About My Baby’s Milk Allergy
When my oldest was born, we embarked on the journey of breastfeeding. She took to it naturally. At about six weeks of age my daughter began crying a lot. She was fussy, gassy, and unhappy. In one weeks time she had lost ounces of weight and lay lifeless.
