Re: The use of enzymes with the SCD DIET/breast feeding

March 13, 2006

Dear Gertrude and to all it may concern,

The enzymes we bought are ENZMEDICA. I didn't like the ones I saw on the WEB

and stuck to ones my doctor recommended. They are SCD SAFE...I called and double

and triple checked. They are derived from aspergillus and none of the things

you said may be a problem below. I think we just went too fast. We are using

the " lacto " it is a mixture of many yet mostly Lactose....used for KiKI since

she breast feeds......I didn't want the lactose in my milk to keep her from a

good die off (boy did she have one with this! thank you for telling me I had to

cut back! Gave too much!)....AND WEANING IS NOT AN OPTION....my milk has saved

her thus far...I was told that it is " liquid gold " to a child with Celiac

Disease or malabsorption syndrome....thank God I am still able to nurse both my

babies....(five months apart/one adopted). Should I put our other baby (17

months old on them...even though she doesn't have CD...or autism like

problems....she is coming out of Cerebral Palsy problems and

Hyperekplexia......I bought the " Lypo " formula for me since undiagnosed CD took

my Gallbladder! I am already having great success with it...it too is a

mixture, yet has mostly Lipase for fat and Protease for protiens......We are

going slow with these guys...I know it caused are die off to be miserable!

Antoinette (SCD entire family week three/CD/malabsorption problems, multiple

allergies and sensitivities, and many neurological problems related to damaged

intestines)

Re: Question for Gertrude or anybody else about

> enzymes/Anybody have problem with SCD safe peanut butter causing bizzare

> behavior?

>

> Enzymes can cause die-off in the beginning, so start small, slow

> > and work up when introducing new ones. I generally use one of each

> > for each meal, or smaller amounts sometimes for snacks. Sometimes, I

> > use two of each for my sons, especially if I feel they had an

> > illegal or whatnot. Taking enzymes are an empty stomach between

> > meals will work on knocking back yeasts and various pathogens.

> >

> Would you have other sources of info about enzymes for non-spectrum kids?

> My son has Crohn's and I wonder if this could help him. Thanks and take

> care, Fay

>

> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

> _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

> websites:

>

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>

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> and

>

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>

March 13, 2006

I tried digest gold from enzmedica and got terribly sick with it, I think

there enzymes are VERY strong

>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread >

>Subject: Re: The use of enzymes with the SCD DIET/breast

>feeding

>Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 16:47:42 -0700

>

>Dear Gertrude and to all it may concern,

>

>The enzymes we bought are ENZMEDICA. I didn't like the ones I saw on the

>WEB and stuck to ones my doctor recommended. They are SCD SAFE...I called

>and double and triple checked. They are derived from aspergillus and none

>of the things you said may be a problem below. I think we just went too

>fast. We are using the " lacto " it is a mixture of many yet mostly

>Lactose....used for KiKI since she breast feeds......I didn't want the

>lactose in my milk to keep her from a good die off (boy did she have one

>with this! thank you for telling me I had to cut back! Gave too

>much!)....AND WEANING IS NOT AN OPTION....my milk has saved her thus

>far...I was told that it is " liquid gold " to a child with Celiac Disease or

>malabsorption syndrome....thank God I am still able to nurse both my

>babies....(five months apart/one adopted). Should I put our other baby (17

>months old on them...even though she doesn't have CD...or autism like

>problems....she is coming out of Cerebral Palsy problems and

>Hyperekplexia......I bought the " Lypo " formula for me since undiagnosed CD

>took my Gallbladder! I am already having great success with it...it too is

>a mixture, yet has mostly Lipase for fat and Protease for protiens......We

>are going slow with these guys...I know it caused are die off to be

>miserable!

>

>Antoinette (SCD entire family week three/CD/malabsorption problems,

>multiple allergies and sensitivities, and many neurological problems

>related to damaged intestines)

> Re: Question for Gertrude or anybody else about

> > enzymes/Anybody have problem with SCD safe peanut butter causing

>bizzare

> > behavior?

> >

> > Enzymes can cause die-off in the beginning, so start small, slow

> > > and work up when introducing new ones. I generally use one of each

> > > for each meal, or smaller amounts sometimes for snacks. Sometimes, I

> > > use two of each for my sons, especially if I feel they had an

> > > illegal or whatnot. Taking enzymes are an empty stomach between

> > > meals will work on knocking back yeasts and various pathogens.

> > >

> > Would you have other sources of info about enzymes for non-spectrum

>kids?

> > My son has Crohn's and I wonder if this could help him. Thanks and

>take

> > care, Fay

> >

> > For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the

>book

> > _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the

>following

> > websites:

> >

>http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.infohttp://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info\

/><

> >

>http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info/http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.inf\

o/>>

> > and

> >

>http://www.pecanbread.comhttp://www.pecanbread.com/>http://www.pecanbread.com\

/http://www.pecanbread.com/>>

> >

March 13, 2006