Lactose in Meds./Counteracting with Enzyme Therapy

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So far, I have kept my son on Adderall. He is milk-free (except for

prescription meds), but not gluten-free. Adderall contains lactose. I

contacted a compounding pharmacist, but they cannot compound Adderall

since they can't get pure chemicals (Adderall is actually a combination

of about five different chemical salts). Also, my son was recently placed

on Risperdal, which I just checked--it has lactose too. Now, both of

these medications have IMMENSELY helped my child, and I'd rather not

switch to something which may/may not help my child when I know these

work for him.

Someone mentioned enzymes. So far, I have been giving my son acidophilus

with bifidus supplements. I'm thinking about adding enzyme therapy of

some kind. So, between Enzymaid, Serenaid, and other enzyme therapies,

which do you all recommend?

Vivace, Proud 25.5yo w/Asperger's Syndrome & Dysthymia

Blessed Mother of , almost 6yo w/Autism, " Heaven's Joy, " and lots

of energy