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> My younger son is the more severe, non verbal, somewhat

> agressive, and suffering from constant digestive upsets.

By your description of your son, he sounds like he would respond well

to the Peptizyde and Zyme Prime. Since he has constant digestive

upsets and is nonverbal, I can understand him being aggressive, i.e.

he feels terrible a lot of the time. I did find that MOST people

(over 75% of those with successful results) said their child's

language improved in numerous ways. This was the one surprising find

for me personally. Before, I just didn't think a digestive problem

would be related to language but apparently it does in a big way.

Are you on any type of restrictive diet at the moment? Just

wondering.

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Nutritional therapy is an ADJUNCT therapy. Early intervention and intensity

with consistency is what children need who are autistic. It is not diet

alone. If you need to discuss interventions for speech development e-mail me

privately...Joni

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<<Nutritional therapy is an ADJUNCT therapy.>>

I have to say it is our experience that without Nutritional/dietary

therapy, my son could not learn. We had ST, OT, PT and a language

teacher as a mom and still my son was not " present " to learn until we

got the fog out of his brain enough to learn. My opinion of course,

but learning becomes much more efficient when you first implement

dietary/nutritional therapy, therefore it is not an adjunct, but a

necessity.

Dawn

> Nutritional therapy is an ADJUNCT therapy. Early intervention and

intensity

> with consistency is what children need who are autistic. It is not

diet

> alone. If you need to discuss interventions for speech development

e-mail me

> privately...Joni

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Absolutely...For all of us...a necessity. Adjunct meaning- Not dietary

intervention alone....Joni

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>Date: Mon, 03 Sep 2001 17:30:29 -0000

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> > My younger son is the more severe, non verbal, somewhat

> > agressive, and suffering from constant digestive upsets.

>

> By your description of your son, he sounds like he would respond

well

> to the Peptizyde and Zyme Prime. Since he has constant digestive

> upsets and is nonverbal, I can understand him being aggressive,

i.e.

> he feels terrible a lot of the time. I did find that MOST people

> (over 75% of those with successful results) said their child's

> language improved in numerous ways. This was the one surprising

find

> for me personally. Before, I just didn't think a digestive problem

> would be related to language but apparently it does in a big way.

>

> Are you on any type of restrictive diet at the moment? Just

> wondering.

> .

Thank you all so much for your replys. He is currently GF and does

not eat dairy on his own. You are right, he does feel terrible most

of the time. I have always known this is the cause of his

agressions, but have a tough time convincing the school, etc. I am

going to order these enzymes and try them for him. Another question

if you don't mind-any negative side effects in the beginning? Do you

think it would be best to start over a school vacation or perhaps

just a weekend? Thank you again so very much.

Naomi

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In the beginning you may see any of the following side effects, or

none of them. Most of these are characteristic of any enzyme product

when you start.

Hyperactivity

Increased Awareness/Sensory

Regression

Increase in Thirst

Irregular Bowels

Bed-wetting

Stomach Ache

Most parents seeing any of these side effects posted that they were

resolved within 2-3 weeks, and that these issues where usually mild

and quite manageable. Most of the time, there are positive behaviors

occurring at the same time as these side effects. My younger son had

loose stools for the first couple of days, and was very thirsty. I

am sending you a document with details on why these effects may occur

and what to do about them if anything.

I think starting over a weekend is fine, just up to you.

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