Guest guest Posted July 6, 2001 Report Share Posted July 6, 2001 We consider ourselves 99,99% GFCF, but would still be using enzymes along with it to combat accidental ingestion or cross contamination IF we had access to good quality products at a reasonable price. We've got a supply of SerenAid here, after a lot of paperwork with the bueraucrats and the customs, and we're forced to use it sparingly, i.e. only after we think that our son might have ingested something that he should not have had (like when he's dropped a bit of potato on the floor under the dining table, and then picks it up again and eats it: That floor is possibly contaminated with gluten crumbs as long as it has not been cleaned since breakfast). Yours n Klaveness www.advimoss.no/GFCF_results www.advimoss.no/GFCF_survey -----Opprinnelig melding----- Fra: Sampson Til: gfcfkids <gfcfkids > Dato: 6. juli 2001 07:33 Emne: Enzymes discussions >Okay, I feel another brawl coming. , please post >the enzymes list site so that those who wish to pursue >that avanue may learn more. I however, do not, and I >feel that it's really confusing and looks like an easy >way out for beginners to the diet. If I had come here >and saw that some were ditching the diet and were just >using enzymes, yeah, I'd go for it. But the truth is, >it may not work for all people and some have bad side >effects from the enzymes. I think that with a little >caution we can stave off a real blowup. Of course I >mean no offense to anyone, but it's a little hard to >do the diet (which most of us are here for) when some >are saying that it's really not necessary and that >enzymes can replace it. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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