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Originally Posted by Ellie May  This is something I have questioned also. We could always send them the question and they may answer it on the site. But my thoughts on it are that being exposed to something at all (even if it isn't for 2-4 years) could potentially cause an allergy problem. I'm not saying I'd never consider a rotation diet, but I know too often people start rotation to waaaay too many proteins and then when they need a novel one someday, there wouldn't be any left. In a way, I think I've exposed Ellie to too many, but it's too late now. So for those that do a rotation diet, I think they need to be pretty careful about it. |
I remember you telling me this when I first joined YT. By then, I had already exposed mine to several different proteins, thinking that was a good thing. Fortunately, I didn't get to them all so I still have some novel ones available. And hopefully those that I only fed once or twice wasn't enough of an exposure to cause an allergy problem. It's restricting enough trying to find a food I feel good about that Alex can eat with his allergy to chicken.
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