Re: Try Peptizyde (what benefits?)

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> OK, now I am totally baffled. The purpose of this diet? The

purpose of just taking Peptizyde?

The discussion of taking enzymes with the diet has been going on for

several years and is not a new concept. Our bodies are still GFCF (of

course, like any of the therapies and supplements you will need to

see if it works for you satisfactorily). Each person has to go with

what works best for them and their comfort level. Isn't the point of

the diet to get your child healed and functioning better? Isn't that

the goal of the enzymes? or supplements? or anything we do for our

kids? Of course, you need to follow what you are comfortable with.

Without being 100% GFCF you never really got to

> see the benefits that this diet can bring your child. Popping your

pill

> maybe helps a stomach reaction os something, but what aboiut the

many,

> many benefits that this diet brings with it, the ones that you can

> visably see and measure and also the internal ones that just make

the

> child feel better as they are healing.

What benefits are you talking about? I thought the goal was to be

GFCF which can be accomplished by the diet and/or enzymes? If your

body is free of " bad " peptides, your body doesn't care as long as the

peptides are not there. What other benefits are do you mean?

Yes, its probably cheaper and

> easier like you said, but what are you gaining? My son is GFCF for

just

> a little over a year now, and its the best way I can feed my child,

and I

> don't have a pot to pee in financially, or a husband to help me,

but I

> make sure my son sticks with this diet and he has variety in the

diet and

> fun things to eat too, all GFCF.

Well, to me if it is easier and cheaper I am gaining the ease and

extra money. Also, the stress is less. I never said the GFCF diet was

unhealthy. But it is not unhealthy not to be 100% GFCF. You can be

healthy or unhealthy eating a number of ways. Again, I don't follow

what you mean. Unless you don't like cow's milk for other reasons.

But that is another issue and not a autism spectrum healing issue. I

definitely feel better about having cows milk in our diet, and now

that is possible. That may not be a concern for you. I know many

people really have adjusted wonderfully to this diet, but we just

aren't and I don't want to do it just for fun, because for us it is

not. This is merely an option to achieving the same goals.

I am really looking forward to your reply.

PDD-NOS, SID

9 PDD-NOS, SID

Jordan 7 PDD-NOS, SID