Re: Re: enzymes?

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Other things can interfere with absorption of B-12 (and minerals too).

Soy foods, whole grains, and so on.

sol

ms_sisyphus_00 wrote:

> i had heard about hypoT folks getting pernicious anemia and low b12

> levels. But i never heard that the stomach enzymes being affected

> was what caused that!

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skin, gas, energy levels and anemia

Re: enzymes?

Jamy,What do you mean you rarely have stomach issues but do have Gluten issues?? What does gluten do to you? If it doesn't affect your digestion, what does it affect? It gives me various digestive problems, cramps, bloating, diarrhea, headaches, etc. plus really bad joint aches. And those are the only symptoms that I can actually verify. I had various low nutrient levels, too. For example, my vitamin B-12 is high/normal now. I used to get shots. I haven't retested everything, but my Vitamin D and iron are somewhat improved. Bj> > >> > > hi> > > i was wondering how you know if you need "digestive" enzymes; i > > > have read in different places that hashis folks may have a > problem > > > with not enough enzymes?> > > > >> > > > Hi Carol,> > Most of us do better on digestive enzymes. I take product called> > "Digest Gold" by Enzymedica which is a full-spectrum enzyme and > also> > has DPPIV activity, meaning it can digest the proteins in wheat > and> > gluten that can be problematic for many.> > > > But I also take their "Gluten-Ease" which specifically targets > gluten> > and has a higher DPPIV activity. I add this to the other enzyme > with> > any meal that contains wheat. All enzymes should be taken prior > to eating> > > > I do believe we hash's would do far better eliminating gluten> > altogether, but a rarely eat bread anymore and don't like > sandwiches,> > so I don't get as much as some. I just am not quite ready to give > it> > up totally since when going out to eat I don't want to have to > worry> > about any bits of wheat that could be in the meal. I carry my > enzymes> > with me in my purse.> > > > > > > > > i do know that when i eat beef that it seems to slow > my "digestive > > > cycle" down (slower transit time and just feel "heavier" <, but > I > > > also have the same problem when eating corn (eg corn taco > shells, > > > taco chips) which i believe is due to a food allergy...> > > > > > has anyone tried them and if so what kind?> > > > > > i just got one that is Natural Papaya and Pineapple enzymes (IE > > > bromelain, papain and mycozyme> > > > > > --but i just noticed the store had "broad spectrum" ones that > had > > > about 10* different enzymes.. is there any controversies with > any of > > > these or bad side effects> > > > > > -Carol> > > > > > PS i have the "famous" hypothyroid symptom of scalloped tongue, > but > > > it appears that only a very few of us have this problem..> > > one nurse told me she heard once that it could be a "gall > bladder" > > > symptom and related to not digesting foods..> > >> >>

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This enzyme is called " Intrinsic Factor " .

Re: enzymes?

>i had heard about hypoT folks getting pernicious anemia and low b12

> levels. But i never heard that the stomach enzymes being affected

> was what caused that! really interesting. and btw, No dr has ever

> tested any of these things in all the decades i have been Diagnosed

> HypoT/ hashimoto's.

>

>

> i Just did a blood test for a bunch of tests including the B12 and

> mma but serum , not urine!

>

> i don't have good insurance ( i basically pay for everything but at

> a " discount " and i am going broke, so some stuff i will have to put

> off till i hopefully get Good insurance again.

>

> -Carol