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Most of our amino acids are pretty low and our DAN suggested that we supplement with a broad-spectrum amino acid complex.  I wanted to just look at a few and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for a good one that they like.

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Hey Alberta!

Do your kids have the option of eating eggs? Eggs contain all 9 essential amino

acids and all three EFA's. I give my kids (organic, free range) eggs daily with

Braggs Organic Sprinkle and " Real " salt...my kids devour them. I also do

deviled eggs for snacks on some days or egg salad over greens - to make sure

they are getting all of the essential ones.

An option if you can't find one that you like or in addition to...

:) laura

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> Most of our amino acids are pretty low and our DAN suggested that we

> supplement with a broad-spectrum amino acid complex. I wanted to just look

> at a few and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for a good one that

> they like.

>

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Oh, and I forgot to mention, if you (or your kids) have issues with eggs, start

eating lots of onions and garlic, the sulfur content helps eliminate issues with

eggs. I add both to my 'red' meats. (like steak!)

My sister in law could not handle eggs, she decided to try out my suggestion and

ate about a whole sauteed onion (with salt!) daily for a week, and then ate

scrambled eggs. She was like WOW! no issues. (I got that info from my

Ultimate Healing System book...)

:) laura

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> > Most of our amino acids are pretty low and our DAN suggested that we

> > supplement with a broad-spectrum amino acid complex. I wanted to just look

> > at a few and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for a good one that

> > they like.

> >

>

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OMG, , you just solved this big mystery for me about eggs and garlic/onions.  We were egg-free for some time and I just recently started introducing again without any very obvious problems (aside from the fact that the kids don't really like eggs much).  But, for a long time, when Maia was eating a lot of onions when she was egg-free, after a certain point they were coming out undigested.  Probably has to do with no eggs in her diet, but I've just started to re-introduce them and rotating eggs

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Just curious, which supplement you use for amino acids absent in eggs, garlic and onion?

 

OMG, , you just solved this big mystery for me about eggs and garlic/onions.  We were egg-free for some time and I just recently started introducing again without any very obvious problems (aside from the fact that the kids don't really like eggs much).  But, for a long time, when Maia was eating a lot of onions when she was egg-free, after a certain point they were coming out undigested.  Probably has to do with no eggs in her diet, but I've just started to re-introduce them and rotating eggs

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