Re: Almond Flour OT (off topic)

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> > About the enzyme thing,I sell supplements for a living and I am

not...

> Perhaps you'll explain what the difference is between enzymatic.com

and

> enzymatic.com.

Mara and list,

I don't know if links are allowed on this list, so I may get

edited, if so I will E-Mail this to Mara direct, but here goes.

It may be that our fonts look different and that is leading to

confusion. I was unsure what I was reading, but wanted to clarify,

for myself as well.

The post I replied to referred to enzymatic.com.

http://enzymatic.com/

I think this domain was sold at one point to the people who run the

site now (the one I'm afraid to use) , like the longisland list serve

domain was sold in September.

I think the site that held that domain prior to that, was a site for

a company actually named Enzymatic Therapy. Their site can now be

found at

http://www.enzymatictherapy.com/ who in the meantime held a site

under the name Enzy.com, which was the way I referred to it in my

reply,as a reputable company whose products I have used with success

many times (not necessarily when following SCD though). They make

fine enzyme products, but I'm not sure if any are SCD compliant.

The other site I made reference to is a site for a company named

Enzymedica. Their only products are enzymes, and they are good at

it,so to speak. As a Crohnie who controls my illness with diet and

supplements, I prefer their products. This is the link to their site:

http://www.enzymedica.com/

I am unsure which products are are SCD compliant, I have expanded on

my original strict SCDiet in the past, and may have used these during

that time. Sometimes product ingredients change too. So, always do

your homework.

Both of these company's are well established, and have physical

addresses on file with the government agencies that regulate

food/supplement products. Basically, this means the ingredients are

GRAS or Generally Regarded As Safe by the FDA.

The site operators who have bought the domain name enzymatic (the

first link above), may very well be legit, but I can't tell who they

are, and as I said they appear to be selling ads to people who place

links there to sell various products, and that's fine, if the intent

is not to capitalize on Enzymatic Therapy's reputation, and they

monitor them to make sure none of the links lead to hackers or other

unethical parties. This would be like me buying the longisland list

serve domain, then using it to sell products or diet books associated

with IBD'S, with the intent of misleading people into thinking I was

associated with the list serve.

( aka Margie11)