Re: success with yeast - houstonni enzymes - rice bran oil filler rules

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the filler is very important with enzymes, unfortunately the 'scd'

versions of the houstonni enzymes do not work properly

the 'scd' versions have microcrystalline cellulose in, the other

versions have rice bran oil filler (which is also scd legal and

approved by elaine gottschall)

the huge advantage of the rice bran oil filler is they preserve the

activity of the enzymes much better

i prefer the hn zyme as having more 'ommph' but it does have fruit

enzymes in, but houstonni have no rice bran version of zyme so its

out imo

the houstonni enzymes i use are the rice bran filler pep, hn zyme and

no fenol

some parents seem to prefer the afp pep which has no fruit enzymes,

but in my experience it lacks 'ommph' to compared to pep

pep/afp pep and zyme/hn zyme should not be swallowed in the capsules

but sprinkled on the meal or tossed down the back of the throat after

the meal out of the capsules

if using enzymes for the fist time 'breaking the gut in' can be an

issue

i first started with hn-zyme, then after a while (weeks?) introduced

pep then no fenol

the enzymedica lacto may be a more gentle introduction for severe gut

infections

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> Which HNI to give: From HNI's sheet which came with my order: The

SCD Zyme Prime formula is an all-purpose digestive formula. It is not

as potent for proteins as Peptizyde. It excels for carbohydrate

digestion. Reduces bloating and gas caused by beans, b roccoli, etc.

Has high amounts of lipase to help aid in digestion of triglyceride

fats. Firms up loose stools.

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> NO-FENOL gives better digestion of fruits and vegetables which are

high fiber. Improves tolerances of foods such as bananas, tomatoes,

apples and citrus. May help with tolerance of artificial colorings

and flavors. No-Fenol is best used only when eating those foods

known to cause problems, as it tends to make stools softer. It

promotes a suitable environment for the growth of helpful gut

bacteria.

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