Re: No phenol---, Janice, others

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Dosage is based on quantity of food consume, not on age or weight.

Thus, it can be different from meal to meal. When we started,

was eating medium size meals frequently. I was giving him one each of

three chewables and saw improvements. Then I realized that that was

too low a dose for the AFP and the ZP, so I started giving him 2 each

of those. This is when he potty trained for BM's overnight. I stayed

at one No Fenol, though, because the chewables have a 1:1 ratio with

the capsules, so I felt that was plenty.

Now we are using the first version of the new TriEnza capsules. I am

giving him 2 of these, which is more AFP and ZP than he was getting

with the chewables and an equal amount of No Fenol. I give him 3 if we

are going to have a dairy infraction, and we seem to be doing OK with

that. There is still some unresolved component, but the search

continues. I don't think upping his regular dose is the solution for

us.

Does that help?

in NJ

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Always. I think I need them. Not sure if my speech kid does but the

other kid may. We shall see. Our search continues as well.

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When my sister takes No Phenol, she doesn't crave sugar/candy like

she normally does. The other enzymes have helped her husband greatly

reduce his IBS, which suggests that his IBS is probably just a

symptom of food intolerances.

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Always helpful. I am worried about adding additional yeast though.

Hmm.

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Not sure why you think No Fenol would be a problem with yeast? It is

actually a yeast eater. It breaks down the outer shell of the yeast

or something like that. For a real explanation, check out

www.enzymestuff.com or maybe www.danasview.net? It should definitely

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Yes, Absolutely! Enzymes are little yeast fighters! Hip-Hip Horray to the

Enzyme! Thank you for letting us live a normal life and saving our children's

digestive tracts!

I really need to buy shares.... now that's a good investment!

I am an absolute fan of the stuff.... can you guess?

Janice

[sPAM][ ] Re: No phenol---, Janice, others

Not sure why you think No Fenol would be a problem with yeast? It is

actually a yeast eater. It breaks down the outer shell of the yeast

or something like that. For a real explanation, check out

www.enzymestuff.com or maybe www.danasview.net? It should definitely

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Janice,

I am looking at going to your brand of enzymes. Which do you suggest?

Thanks,

Colleen

Mother of Charlie 30 months

Re: [ ] Re: No phenol---, Janice, others

Yes, Absolutely! Enzymes are little yeast fighters! Hip-Hip Horray to the

Enzyme! Thank you for letting us live a normal life and saving our

children's digestive tracts!

I really need to buy shares.... now that's a good investment!

I am an absolute fan of the stuff.... can you guess?

Janice

[sPAM][ ] Re: No phenol---, Janice, others

Not sure why you think No Fenol would be a problem with yeast? It is

actually a yeast eater. It breaks down the outer shell of the yeast

or something like that. For a real explanation, check out

www.enzymestuff.com or maybe www.danasview.net? It should definitely

not add to yeast issues.

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I thought all enzymes were grown in yeast?

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Is it my concussion. I thought said enzymes were grown in

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I didn't find an archived message regarding enzymes and yeast.

Lipase is a pancreatic enzyme and it is made from aspergillus (a

mold), supplements like selenium, and vit B complex are made from

yeast. This message is inregards to allergies to mold and yeast.

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I am a big fan of Huston Neutraceutical enzymes. I have been using the Peptzyde

and the AFP Peptzyde (chewable) but I am definately going the TriEnza route next

shopping spree. All of my research indicates that low sulfate kids have phenol

issues (though I have not 'noticed' a problem) so I want to get it all with one

enzyme!

I have used the Kirkman enzymes but I do prefer the Huston enzymes. They are

'just right' for our kids and are formulated specifically for them. I keep a

jar of them everywhere.... in the car, at my beaus house, at the lake cabin....

I panic if I am close to running out. They normalize our life and have really

helped Mark's stomach. We don't have to be such 'food' Nazi's if we have the

enzymes.... the enzymes protect the tummy!

HE notices a huge difference if he doesn't have them and that absolutely sells

it to me! I also am beginning to look into something that helps with carbs as

it appears to me that Mark is not digesting carbs very well. I have a bottle of

Zyme Prime (also by H.N.) that I am beginning to use...

Janice

[sPAM][ ] Re: No phenol---, Janice, others

Not sure why you think No Fenol would be a problem with yeast? It is

actually a yeast eater. It breaks down the outer shell of the yeast

or something like that. For a real explanation, check out

www.enzymestuff.com or maybe www.danasview.net? It should definitely

not add to yeast issues.

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I know nothing regarding that, but I'm sure if you call Houston

Nutraceuticals they will have all the information you need. They are

always very helpful on the phone.

There are things that are grown or started with yeast and other

problematic ingredients that are fine by the time you get to the

final product (e.g. hard alcohol does not contain gluten, but starts

with various glutinous grains). Everyone I know personally who uses

enzymes confirms what I have read on the Internet: enzymes help

reduce a yeast problem. In fact, I believe candidase is an enzyme

that is specifically used to target yeast overgrowth. Additionally,

not all yeasts are created equal. Our DAN gave us " good " yeast to

take for a month before starting on Nystatin (which kills all types

of yeast, good and bad). Apparently, the good ones tackle the bad

ones.

Sometimes too much information is a bad thing -- I've probably got

you good and muddled now.

in NJ

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Huge help as always tina!

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