Guest guest Posted January 17, 2008 Report Share Posted January 17, 2008 i do not know of any. have you tried to call Houston and see if they know of someone in your area that would have a supply? Where are you located? tinayorkie <TinaT@...> wrote: Hi all. We've discovered my son has a food coloring/dye issue along with his gluten issues. I have Gluten-Ease for g and c issues from Enzymedica and I need to find something to supplement for the Phenols. I've got " old version " tri-enza samples on its way but we're leaving for vacay on Monday morning. I don't have enough time to get just a No- phenol order in before we leave, sooooo, I need to find somethign quick that I can have for phenol sensitivity and I'm striking out. Is there a *good* enzyme I can find in a local health food store (we have tons locally) that I can get for this? Brand and name please. We will begin using the new version tri-enza when it comes out in Feb (provided the samples prove good) but I need a quick fix for the next few weeks until Houson is able to fill new tri-enza orders. Hope that makes sense. Tina in NJ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2008 Report Share Posted January 17, 2008 I am in Northern NJ. Are you saying that you think they sell to stores and I can pick up at a store? I didn't get the impression they sold to retail stores, although I didn't ask either. Hi all. We've discovered my son has a food coloring/dye issue along > with his gluten issues. I have Gluten-Ease for g and c issues from > Enzymedica and I need to find something to supplement for the Phenols. > I've got " old version " tri-enza samples on its way but we're leaving > for vacay on Monday morning. I don't have enough time to get just a No- > phenol order in before we leave, sooooo, I need to find somethign quick > that I can have for phenol sensitivity and I'm striking out. > > Is there a *good* enzyme I can find in a local health food store (we > have tons locally) that I can get for this? Brand and name please. We > will begin using the new version tri-enza when it comes out in Feb > (provided the samples prove good) but I need a quick fix for the next > few weeks until Houson is able to fill new tri-enza orders. > > Hope that makes sense. > > Tina in NJ > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2008 Report Share Posted January 18, 2008 not stores, but perhaps a nutrionist or DAN! doc or ? not sure. the nutritionist i used carried stock of several items (not HNI though). there might also be a list member who could lend/sell you some in your area. If you were in Denver metro I would have been happy to. also, HNI ships quickly...not sure where you are vacationing, but perhaps it could be sent directly there. I do priority mail and have it within 2-3 days of my order. tinayorkie <TinaT@...> wrote: I am in Northern NJ. Are you saying that you think they sell to stores and I can pick up at a store? I didn't get the impression they sold to retail stores, although I didn't ask either. Hi all. We've discovered my son has a food coloring/dye issue along > with his gluten issues. I have Gluten-Ease for g and c issues from > Enzymedica and I need to find something to supplement for the Phenols. > I've got " old version " tri-enza samples on its way but we're leaving > for vacay on Monday morning. I don't have enough time to get just a No- > phenol order in before we leave, sooooo, I need to find somethign quick > that I can have for phenol sensitivity and I'm striking out. > > Is there a *good* enzyme I can find in a local health food store (we > have tons locally) that I can get for this? Brand and name please. We > will begin using the new version tri-enza when it comes out in Feb > (provided the samples prove good) but I need a quick fix for the next > few weeks until Houson is able to fill new tri-enza orders. > > Hope that makes sense. > > Tina in NJ > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2008 Report Share Posted January 19, 2008 >>I don't have enough time to get just a No- > phenol order in before we leave, sooooo, I need to find somethign quick > that I can have for phenol sensitivity and I'm striking out. Try epsom salt cream or baths. > Is there a *good* enzyme I can find in a local health food store (we > have tons locally) that I can get for this? I don't know of any enzyme other than HNI or Kirkman that helps with phenols. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2008 Report Share Posted January 19, 2008 >>I don't have enough time to get just a No- > phenol order in before we leave, sooooo, I need to find somethign quick > that I can have for phenol sensitivity and I'm striking out. Can you order something to be poeted to the place you'll be staying? Try epsom salt cream or baths. > I don't know of any enzyme other than HNI or Kirkman that helps with phenols. Dana I have also heard V-gest by Enzymedica recommended for phenols. They have a store locator: http://www.enzymedica.com/locator/ Cheers, Jeni Mum to DS8: SPD, ADHD?, food intolerances, Failsafe 8 months, enzymes 6 weeks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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