Further to my Response of 21 October:
The authors stated that goat, sheep and mare milk are not recommended because of high cross-reactivity.
So far as mare's milk is concerned I have not discovered any published material on this particular issue. I suggest therefore that mare's milk should not be "blacked" . It may be worth trying.
On the other points I raised on 21 October, there is still no input from areas where camel's milk is used. It is odd. I venture to presume that paediatricians in those countries do NOT see any problems. If my presumption is not presumptuous, the UK paediatricians and dieticians could consider a trial?
Competing interests:
As previously indicated in response posted on 21 October
Rapid Response:
Re: Managing cows’ milk allergy in children
MARE'S MILK, CAMEL'S MILK
Further to my Response of 21 October:
The authors stated that goat, sheep and mare milk are not recommended because of high cross-reactivity.
So far as mare's milk is concerned I have not discovered any published material on this particular issue. I suggest therefore that mare's milk should not be "blacked" . It may be worth trying.
On the other points I raised on 21 October, there is still no input from areas where camel's milk is used. It is odd. I venture to presume that paediatricians in those countries do NOT see any problems. If my presumption is not presumptuous, the UK paediatricians and dieticians could consider a trial?
Competing interests: As previously indicated in response posted on 21 October