Re: HELLO DEVIN!! ANYONE!!!

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

I am new to this list . I read about about the enzymes on another group

and signed up here. I have been reading a lot about the two enzymes. My

question is does there enyzmes work on vegetable also. I see a lot of

vegetables in my son's stool. eg: peas, carrots, spinach. It all seems to

be coming out not digested and he is not getting any benefit from them.

Would these enzyme help overall digestion of all foods. I really want to

try the enzyme but am waiting for the holidays so if he has regression

then he will be home and not have any more problems at school. Thanks for

all your help.

Vinutha

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[Guest guest]

....and as a litttle period to the end of Aurthur's sentence, I have a great

split pea soup recipe (no issue with textures) that my little fuss budget

can't wolf down fast enough, if you're interested. It's also got carrots and

a touch of garlic (nature immune booster) and is totally vegetarian. I use

vegetarian bouillon instead of ham or ham hocks. I've had several requests

for the recipe; but I would love to help " the cause " . ;^)

Amber

[Guest guest]

Hi Vinutha,

if your son is having trouble digesting vegetables, have you had his

intestinal flora checked?

It might also help to cook his vegetables real soft so he benefits from the

amino-acids rather than excrete them. There's nothing like a good home-

made soup!

Arthur Hoornweg

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 09/27/2001 4:13:52 AM Central Daylight Time,

veggieme@... writes:

> I have a great

> split pea soup recipe (no issue with textures) that my little fuss budget

>

Amber,

Needing to include more legumes--amd with winter coming on--I'd be pleased to

print off your recipe. Many thanks.

n

[Guest guest]

>>I see a lot of vegetables in my son's stool. eg: peas, carrots,

spinach. It all seems to be coming out not digested and he is not

getting any benefit from them. Would these enzyme help overall

digestion of all foods.

Yes, some enzymes can help with vegetables, as well as the other

methods suggested. You would want a product that helps with over-all

digestion as opposed to one that works primarily on proteins. We use

Zyme Prime for this. My younger son in particular would have just

partially digested everything in his stools. He has been on it about

5 months now (my how time flys!) and everything is pretty digested

all the time. I also give him Culturelle twice a day. I am sending

you a document on which enzymes break down which foods from the Files

section.

.

P.S. I would like Amber to post the pea soup recipe as well. That is

about the only soup my kids will eat (believe it or not, LOL).

[Guest guest]

Amber,

Your soup sounds very interesting! Tell me though, does it contain soy? If

not, I'd sure love to give it a try.

Sue

[Guest guest]

Nope, not a drop...unless the most recent genetic engineering includes adding

soy to carrots, onions or garlic! Haha!

Amber