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Jenn,

The enzymes from Houston's will help with what you are looking for.

H-NzymePrime is a good all purpose enyzme.

Peptizyde targets the gluten and casein.

No Fenol will break down the highly phenolic foods.

I would definitely go this route versus restricting her diet further,

especially since she is just now coming around and trying new foods.

:)

Jody

mom to -7 and -9

SCD 1/03

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What is phenol sensitivity? We have been eating SCD for almost a year (with

some admited cheating, that caused us some set backs!) this was due to Celiac

Disease, we now realize that two of our kids had/have autism related issues. We

are trying to go the extra mile to have the best healing in our home. At this

time the improvements have been remarkable. Yet we are trying to learn more, in

order to help them to go into complete remission.

Thanks if someone can reply, Antoinette

Re: SCD & phenol sensitivity...

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> Is there anyone here in the group doing SCD & phenol sensitivity

dieting together? I think K has this issue but, I don't know which

foods will be left over if I try to go without the phenolic foods?

Maybe some No-phenol would be in order here? Instead of taking more

foods out of K's diet right now. Doc was against us taking more

foods out anyway. Where would I get the no-phenol? Does the new

enzyme with isogest from kirkman's have no-phenol qualities and help

break down gluten or casein? I ask because K sometimes steals foods

from other kids in school and I want to eliminte whatever may be

bothering her allergy-wise. Thanks for any help. Jenn & K 9 months

SCD

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