Guest guest Posted March 15, 2002 Report Share Posted March 15, 2002 I guess I am hoping this goes through before closes up shop, lol. While perusing Andy Cutler's book, he mentions that people who are mercury toxic often have problems with sulfation (okay, we knew that). Some people have too much, and some people have too little, and overall, there are regulation problems. So, some people will do well with sulfur foods, and some people will react badly. (okay, many people knew that too.) Then he mentions that people who have problems processing sulfur, phenols and similar compounds may very well react negatively to high sulfur-containing digestive enzymes, the bromelain, papain, kiwi, and lipase, and they should look for products without these. Well, I think we were taking about this a couple months ago. Some of the folks having a problem with the " fruit " enzymes maybe reacting poorly because of the sulfur in them and not specifically to any phenolic compounds in them. This may also explain why some people are having an unusally adverse negative reaction to the EnzymAid Complete formulation. That product contains kiwi enzymes plus a very high level of lipase along with the bromelain and papain. The adverse reactions are what you would expect with a " phenol " reaction. It may also contribute to why the Peptizyde triggers more hyperness than the Zyme. When the Peptizyde AFP goes into circulation, I hope anyone who has tried both version posts on any effects they see. To date, I have not seen any difference with my boys on the AFP, but we are not sensitive to phenols as far as I know either, which is consistent. Andy Cutler has a new direct URL as of today: www.noamalgam.com His book is not a " handsomely bound coffetable heirloom " but it is chock full of information. . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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