We were instructed to add 1/8 tsp per day divided between bottles. Now that Ellie is close to a year, it was recently increased to 1/4 tsp per day divided between bottles (she'll be on formula for another 6 mos as she's not eating much solid food). When she is eating solid foods, they informed us that she'll no longer require supplementation as she'll crave salt and ingest sufficient amounts on her own....
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Salt, how much?
- Thread starter tabbycat821
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We were instructed to add 1/8 tsp per day divided between bottles. Now that Ellie is close to a year, it was recently increased to 1/4 tsp per day divided between bottles (she'll be on formula for another 6 mos as she's not eating much solid food). When she is eating solid foods, they informed us that she'll no longer require supplementation as she'll crave salt and ingest sufficient amounts on her own....
We were instructed to add 1/8 tsp per day divided between bottles. Now that Ellie is close to a year, it was recently increased to 1/4 tsp per day divided between bottles (she'll be on formula for another 6 mos as she's not eating much solid food). When she is eating solid foods, they informed us that she'll no longer require supplementation as she'll crave salt and ingest sufficient amounts on her own....
We were instructed to add 1/8 tsp per day divided between bottles. Now that Ellie is close to a year, it was recently increased to 1/4 tsp per day divided between bottles (she'll be on formula for another 6 mos as she's not eating much solid food). When she is eating solid foods, they informed us that she'll no longer require supplementation as she'll crave salt and ingest sufficient amounts on her own....
We were instructed to add 1/8 tsp per day divided between bottles. Now that Ellie is close to a year, it was recently increased to 1/4 tsp per day divided between bottles (she'll be on formula for another 6 mos as she's not eating much solid food). When she is eating solid foods, they informed us that she'll no longer require supplementation as she'll crave salt and ingest sufficient amounts on her own....
ehtansky21
New member
I think that this whole condition boils down to the body's inability to deal with salt appropriately.
That said, I think that we would find it very hard to give them too much salt.
We pour it on everything that we can possibly pour it on and even bathe our boys in it.
I would very strongly encourage you to look at the difference between table salt and sea salt. Sea salt has a much better effect on anybody's body.
I hope that michellegazelle chimes in, as she has more info than i do on salt.
blessings,
missa
That said, I think that we would find it very hard to give them too much salt.
We pour it on everything that we can possibly pour it on and even bathe our boys in it.
I would very strongly encourage you to look at the difference between table salt and sea salt. Sea salt has a much better effect on anybody's body.
I hope that michellegazelle chimes in, as she has more info than i do on salt.
blessings,
missa
ehtansky21
New member
I think that this whole condition boils down to the body's inability to deal with salt appropriately.
That said, I think that we would find it very hard to give them too much salt.
We pour it on everything that we can possibly pour it on and even bathe our boys in it.
I would very strongly encourage you to look at the difference between table salt and sea salt. Sea salt has a much better effect on anybody's body.
I hope that michellegazelle chimes in, as she has more info than i do on salt.
blessings,
missa
That said, I think that we would find it very hard to give them too much salt.
We pour it on everything that we can possibly pour it on and even bathe our boys in it.
I would very strongly encourage you to look at the difference between table salt and sea salt. Sea salt has a much better effect on anybody's body.
I hope that michellegazelle chimes in, as she has more info than i do on salt.
blessings,
missa
ehtansky21
New member
I think that this whole condition boils down to the body's inability to deal with salt appropriately.
That said, I think that we would find it very hard to give them too much salt.
We pour it on everything that we can possibly pour it on and even bathe our boys in it.
I would very strongly encourage you to look at the difference between table salt and sea salt. Sea salt has a much better effect on anybody's body.
I hope that michellegazelle chimes in, as she has more info than i do on salt.
blessings,
missa
That said, I think that we would find it very hard to give them too much salt.
We pour it on everything that we can possibly pour it on and even bathe our boys in it.
I would very strongly encourage you to look at the difference between table salt and sea salt. Sea salt has a much better effect on anybody's body.
I hope that michellegazelle chimes in, as she has more info than i do on salt.
blessings,
missa
ehtansky21
New member
I think that this whole condition boils down to the body's inability to deal with salt appropriately.
That said, I think that we would find it very hard to give them too much salt.
We pour it on everything that we can possibly pour it on and even bathe our boys in it.
I would very strongly encourage you to look at the difference between table salt and sea salt. Sea salt has a much better effect on anybody's body.
I hope that michellegazelle chimes in, as she has more info than i do on salt.
blessings,
missa
That said, I think that we would find it very hard to give them too much salt.
We pour it on everything that we can possibly pour it on and even bathe our boys in it.
I would very strongly encourage you to look at the difference between table salt and sea salt. Sea salt has a much better effect on anybody's body.
I hope that michellegazelle chimes in, as she has more info than i do on salt.
blessings,
missa
ehtansky21
New member
I think that this whole condition boils down to the body's inability to deal with salt appropriately.
<br />That said, I think that we would find it very hard to give them too much salt.
<br />We pour it on everything that we can possibly pour it on and even bathe our boys in it.
<br />I would very strongly encourage you to look at the difference between table salt and sea salt. Sea salt has a much better effect on anybody's body.
<br />I hope that michellegazelle chimes in, as she has more info than i do on salt.
<br />
<br />blessings,
<br />missa
<br />That said, I think that we would find it very hard to give them too much salt.
<br />We pour it on everything that we can possibly pour it on and even bathe our boys in it.
<br />I would very strongly encourage you to look at the difference between table salt and sea salt. Sea salt has a much better effect on anybody's body.
<br />I hope that michellegazelle chimes in, as she has more info than i do on salt.
<br />
<br />blessings,
<br />missa
camracrazy
New member
Ok, I tried to type out a message but when I posted it the whole thing kept running together. Frustrating!
Anyway, for a 4 month old 1/8 to 1/4 of a tsp a day is recommended by a handout our CF clinic gives us. If the day is really hot and/or humid and there is excessive sweating or if your child has fever and/or diarhhea, 1/4 to 1/2 tsp a day.
Anyway, for a 4 month old 1/8 to 1/4 of a tsp a day is recommended by a handout our CF clinic gives us. If the day is really hot and/or humid and there is excessive sweating or if your child has fever and/or diarhhea, 1/4 to 1/2 tsp a day.
camracrazy
New member
Ok, I tried to type out a message but when I posted it the whole thing kept running together. Frustrating!
Anyway, for a 4 month old 1/8 to 1/4 of a tsp a day is recommended by a handout our CF clinic gives us. If the day is really hot and/or humid and there is excessive sweating or if your child has fever and/or diarhhea, 1/4 to 1/2 tsp a day.
Anyway, for a 4 month old 1/8 to 1/4 of a tsp a day is recommended by a handout our CF clinic gives us. If the day is really hot and/or humid and there is excessive sweating or if your child has fever and/or diarhhea, 1/4 to 1/2 tsp a day.
camracrazy
New member
Ok, I tried to type out a message but when I posted it the whole thing kept running together. Frustrating!
Anyway, for a 4 month old 1/8 to 1/4 of a tsp a day is recommended by a handout our CF clinic gives us. If the day is really hot and/or humid and there is excessive sweating or if your child has fever and/or diarhhea, 1/4 to 1/2 tsp a day.
Anyway, for a 4 month old 1/8 to 1/4 of a tsp a day is recommended by a handout our CF clinic gives us. If the day is really hot and/or humid and there is excessive sweating or if your child has fever and/or diarhhea, 1/4 to 1/2 tsp a day.
camracrazy
New member
Ok, I tried to type out a message but when I posted it the whole thing kept running together. Frustrating!
Anyway, for a 4 month old 1/8 to 1/4 of a tsp a day is recommended by a handout our CF clinic gives us. If the day is really hot and/or humid and there is excessive sweating or if your child has fever and/or diarhhea, 1/4 to 1/2 tsp a day.
Anyway, for a 4 month old 1/8 to 1/4 of a tsp a day is recommended by a handout our CF clinic gives us. If the day is really hot and/or humid and there is excessive sweating or if your child has fever and/or diarhhea, 1/4 to 1/2 tsp a day.
camracrazy
New member
Ok, I tried to type out a message but when I posted it the whole thing kept running together. Frustrating!
Anyway, for a 4 month old 1/8 to 1/4 of a tsp a day is recommended by a handout our CF clinic gives us. If the day is really hot and/or humid and there is excessive sweating or if your child has fever and/or diarhhea, 1/4 to 1/2 tsp a day.
Anyway, for a 4 month old 1/8 to 1/4 of a tsp a day is recommended by a handout our CF clinic gives us. If the day is really hot and/or humid and there is excessive sweating or if your child has fever and/or diarhhea, 1/4 to 1/2 tsp a day.