Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Share Posted March 26, 2006 For pizza you would give 1 AFP Pep for the casein (protein) in the cheese and the gluten in the crust of the pizza, 1 ZP for the lactose (sugar) in the cheese and 1 No Fenol for the tomato and some of the spices (oregano) in the sauce. For my daughter, I would give a couple of ounces of rice milk " loaded " wit the enzymes right before the meal. For myself, I would swallow 3 caps 20 mins before the meal (need time for the capsules to dissolve) I might also give the chewables before the meal instead of capsules or drink laced with it. Because that meal is SOOOOO full of casein and gluten, I might give extra AFP Pep. Josie administering enzymes If a child were to eat pizza for instance, would you give him one AFP Peptizide (for the cheese) and one No-Fenol (for the tomato) before he eats? slg Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Share Posted March 26, 2006 We are GFCF and I still give all three. Zyme Prime would help with break down of the carb in the crust as well as fat. So, my answer is all three with all meals. Haleh --- slguran <slguran@...> wrote: > If a child were to eat pizza for instance, would you give him one AFP > Peptizide (for the cheese) and one No-Fenol (for the tomato) before he > eats? > > slg > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Share Posted March 26, 2006 Wow! Pizza is a hard one. I think my son is only good for one chewable prior to a meal! (Though haven't received them yet, so not sure. Are they yucky?) I don't think he would take three. I was fantasizing that if we went on a trip, he might be able to eat like everyone else! > > For pizza you would give 1 AFP Pep for the casein (protein) in the cheese > and the gluten in the crust of the pizza, 1 ZP for the lactose (sugar) in > the cheese and 1 No Fenol for the tomato and some of the spices (oregano) in > the sauce. > > > > For my daughter, I would give a couple of ounces of rice milk " loaded " wit > the enzymes right before the meal. > > For myself, I would swallow 3 caps 20 mins before the meal (need time for > the capsules to dissolve) > > I might also give the chewables before the meal instead of capsules or drink > laced with it. > > Because that meal is SOOOOO full of casein and gluten, I might give extra > AFP Pep. > > > > Josie > > > > administering enzymes > > > > If a child were to eat pizza for instance, would you give him one AFP > Peptizide (for the cheese) and one No-Fenol (for the tomato) before he > eats? > > slg > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Share Posted March 26, 2006 Chewables taste like Sweetarts if you ask me!! - But they do need a lot of them for some meals. Re: administering enzymes Wow! Pizza is a hard one. I think my son is only good for one chewable prior to a meal! (Though haven't received them yet, so not sure. Are they yucky?) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Share Posted March 26, 2006 No, they are not yucky. Definitely in the yummy category. As I said earlier, if he will eat three Smarties, I bet he will eat three chewables. So one is tangerine-flavored, one is more orange, one is tutti-fruity? All the better. NP. PEace, Kathy E. On Mar 26, 2006, at 3:37 PM, slguran wrote: > Wow! Pizza is a hard one. I think my son is only good for one > chewable prior to a meal! (Though haven't received them yet, so not > sure. Are they yucky?) I don't think he would take three. I was > fantasizing that if we went on a trip, he might be able to eat like > everyone else! > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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