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Is he ASD? I ask because most of our ASD kids do have latent yeast & viruses and

this is step #2. #1 is the diet. Enzymes in general do promote yeast die-off

but, the cellulose filler in the Enzyme-Complete DPP-IV from Kirkman's can feed

yeast & cause Constipation. I would start with the enzymedica " Lacto " enzyme for

a newbie. Make sure it is the SCD version or the filler is rice bran oil. I

would be willing to send you some of the Kirkman's brand to try if you'd like.

Jenn L

Re: enzymes?

Hi Jenn,

I didn't see your e-mail until after I had already ordered the

Kirkman products. On their website it says that the product may

promote yeast die-off--so I'm a little confused (for a change:).

Anyway, I don't think that he has any yeast issues, but you never

know. Do you have any advice regarding using the enzymes? This is

new territory for me.

Thanks, Debbie

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> Debbie,

> If your son doesn't have yeast problems then Kirkman enzymes

would be fine. However, my dd has been on SCd for 20 months has

tried the Kirkman enzymes and she got yeasty. We are starting

enzymes again as well but, i have opted to choose the Houston's

brand instead. The Houston's brand has Rice bran oil as the

filler. The difference in them is that the filler in Kirkman's

brand is cellulose and isn't easily digestible so, it can feed it.

So, coming from our experience, we choose Houston's for right now.

Let me know offlist if you want to try the Kirkman's enzymes and I

will make some kind of deal with you for some.

> Jenn & K SCD 20 months

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