Re: Enzymedica(Digest or Kids Digest) Vs. Houston's(AFP & Zyme-Prime

[Guest guest]

my concern about Digest Gold is that it doesn't have the DPPIV that is

important for our kids so you would need to buy it plus the Glutenease. I

just stuck with Houston's as it works so well for us. Although I heard

Enzymedica is working on a formula for ASD but I don't know when that will

be out.

On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 10:28 PM, havasushannon

<havasushannon@...>wrote:

> My daughter has been taking Zyme-Prime powder and AFP powder with no

> issues for 4 months now. I also occasionally have given her some of

> my Healthforce Nutritionals Digestive Enzymes which have:

> Ingredients: (High Potency) Each 2 Vcaps® provide:

>

> Protease - 25,000 HUT

> Acid Specific Protease - 200 SAP

> Lipase - 400 LU

> Amylase - 5,000 DU

> Cellulase - 1000 CMC

> Lactase - 400 LAC

> Bromelain (from pineapple) - 10,000 FCC

> Papain (from papaya) - 12,000 PU

>

> Also she has gotten some of Rainbow Lights Advanced Enzymes (very

> little, especially after I realized they have bladderwrack I

> stopped). They contain:

> Amylase 3000 D.U *

> Glucoamylase 7 AGU *

> Lipase 60 L U *

> Protease 7500 HUT *

> Invertase 100 SU *

> Malt Diastase 243 DP *

> Cellulase 200 CU *

> Bromelain 39800 PU *

> Lactase 100 ALU *

> Papain 38870 PU *

> FOOD AND HERBAL INGREDIENTS 0

> Green Papaya 30 Milligrams *

> Apple Pectin 30 Milligrams *

> Ginger [rhizome] 20 Milligrams *

> Turmeric [rhizome] 15 Milligrams *

> Fennel [seed] 15 Milligrams *

> Sea Vegetable Complex (Bladderwrack, Nori, Wakame) 15 Milligrams *

> Peppermint [herb] 10 Milligrams

>

> She has never shown any signs of reacting from any of these, so I am

> hoping I can change to something more economical than the $77 for 200

> doses of Houstons Zyme-Prime/AFP mix.

> Is Enzymedicas Kids Digest or regular Digest a good alternative? I

> calculated the Digest(regular) to cost about $46 for 480 doses. Or

> there is the Kids Digest of 90 scoops for $15 (although I don't care

> for the xylitol) These are much better, but of course I only want

> something that is comparable, safe, and clean to what she has been

> taking (zyme-prime and AFP).

> What do you think??? Should I stick with the Zyme-prime/AFP, or go

> with the Digest, or Kids Digest or something else, like the

> Healthforce Nutritionals?

> Thanks!!

>

>

>

--

Ormonde, L.Ac.

www.AuburnCommunityAcupuncture.com

[Guest guest]

What is the DPPIV good for? My daughter isn't ASD, just gut damaged

with yeast. Is this something she needs?

>

> my concern about Digest Gold is that it doesn't have the DPPIV that is

> important for our kids so you would need to buy it plus the

Glutenease. I

> just stuck with Houston's as it works so well for us. Although I

heard

> Enzymedica is working on a formula for ASD but I don't know when that

will

> be out.

>

>

> On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 10:28 PM, havasushannon

[Guest guest]

okay, I am brand new to the group as of today, and starting with the enzymes

and probiotics, cost is defiantely a major factor for us. Witha 5 year old it

has to be something she can eat ---so what is the houstons's you speak of --does

it taste good, to be crushed or must it be swallowed. Any help with these

items and being able to get them in her, woudl be greatly appreciated.

Jen

Re: Enzymedica(Digest or Kids Digest) Vs. Houston's(AFP &

Zyme-Prime

my concern about Digest Gold is that it doesn't have the DPPIV that is

important for our kids so you would need to buy it plus the Glutenease. I

just stuck with Houston's as it works so well for us. Although I heard

Enzymedica is working on a formula for ASD but I don't know when that will

be out.

On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 10:28 PM, havasushannon

<havasushannon@...>wrote:

> My daughter has been taking Zyme-Prime powder and AFP powder with no

> issues for 4 months now. I also occasionally have given her some of

> my Healthforce Nutritionals Digestive Enzymes which have:

> Ingredients: (High Potency) Each 2 Vcaps® provide:

>

> Protease - 25,000 HUT

> Acid Specific Protease - 200 SAP

> Lipase - 400 LU

> Amylase - 5,000 DU

> Cellulase - 1000 CMC

> Lactase - 400 LAC

> Bromelain (from pineapple) - 10,000 FCC

> Papain (from papaya) - 12,000 PU

>

> Also she has gotten some of Rainbow Lights Advanced Enzymes (very

> little, especially after I realized they have bladderwrack I

> stopped). They contain:

> Amylase 3000 D.U *

> Glucoamylase 7 AGU *

> Lipase 60 L U *

> Protease 7500 HUT *

> Invertase 100 SU *

> Malt Diastase 243 DP *

> Cellulase 200 CU *

> Bromelain 39800 PU *

> Lactase 100 ALU *

> Papain 38870 PU *

> FOOD AND HERBAL INGREDIENTS 0

> Green Papaya 30 Milligrams *

> Apple Pectin 30 Milligrams *

> Ginger [rhizome] 20 Milligrams *

> Turmeric [rhizome] 15 Milligrams *

> Fennel [seed] 15 Milligrams *

> Sea Vegetable Complex (Bladderwrack, Nori, Wakame) 15 Milligrams *

> Peppermint [herb] 10 Milligrams

>

> She has never shown any signs of reacting from any of these, so I am

> hoping I can change to something more economical than the $77 for 200

> doses of Houstons Zyme-Prime/AFP mix.

> Is Enzymedicas Kids Digest or regular Digest a good alternative? I

> calculated the Digest(regular) to cost about $46 for 480 doses. Or

> there is the Kids Digest of 90 scoops for $15 (although I don't care

> for the xylitol) These are much better, but of course I only want

> something that is comparable, safe, and clean to what she has been

> taking (zyme-prime and AFP).

> What do you think??? Should I stick with the Zyme-prime/AFP, or go

> with the Digest, or Kids Digest or something else, like the

> Healthforce Nutritionals?

> Thanks!!

>

>

>

--

Ormonde, L.Ac.

www.AuburnCommunityAcupuncture.com

[Guest guest]

Houston's does have chewables however, if she will not eat those, just open the

capsules and hide the enzymes in things like juice boxes (squirt some out into a

cup, mix it then syringe it back in), mix it with apple sauce...there are other

ideas at www.enzymestuff.com...if<http://www.enzymestuff.com...if/> you call

Houston's they will send you samples of everything before you buy.

Good Luck.

Carla

Re: Enzymedica(Digest or Kids Digest) Vs. Houston's(AFP &

Zyme-Prime

my concern about Digest Gold is that it doesn't have the DPPIV that is

important for our kids so you would need to buy it plus the Glutenease. I

just stuck with Houston's as it works so well for us. Although I heard

Enzymedica is working on a formula for ASD but I don't know when that will

be out.

On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 10:28 PM, havasushannon

<havasushannon@...<mailto:havasushannon%40hotmail.com>>wrote:

> My daughter has been taking Zyme-Prime powder and AFP powder with no

> issues for 4 months now. I also occasionally have given her some of

> my Healthforce Nutritionals Digestive Enzymes which have:

> Ingredients: (High Potency) Each 2 Vcaps® provide:

>

> Protease - 25,000 HUT

> Acid Specific Protease - 200 SAP

> Lipase - 400 LU

> Amylase - 5,000 DU

> Cellulase - 1000 CMC

> Lactase - 400 LAC

> Bromelain (from pineapple) - 10,000 FCC

> Papain (from papaya) - 12,000 PU

>

> Also she has gotten some of Rainbow Lights Advanced Enzymes (very

> little, especially after I realized they have bladderwrack I

> stopped). They contain:

> Amylase 3000 D.U *

> Glucoamylase 7 AGU *

> Lipase 60 L U *

> Protease 7500 HUT *

> Invertase 100 SU *

> Malt Diastase 243 DP *

> Cellulase 200 CU *

> Bromelain 39800 PU *

> Lactase 100 ALU *

> Papain 38870 PU *

> FOOD AND HERBAL INGREDIENTS 0

> Green Papaya 30 Milligrams *

> Apple Pectin 30 Milligrams *

> Ginger [rhizome] 20 Milligrams *

> Turmeric [rhizome] 15 Milligrams *

> Fennel [seed] 15 Milligrams *

> Sea Vegetable Complex (Bladderwrack, Nori, Wakame) 15 Milligrams *

> Peppermint [herb] 10 Milligrams

>

> She has never shown any signs of reacting from any of these, so I am

> hoping I can change to something more economical than the $77 for 200

> doses of Houstons Zyme-Prime/AFP mix.

> Is Enzymedicas Kids Digest or regular Digest a good alternative? I

> calculated the Digest(regular) to cost about $46 for 480 doses. Or

> there is the Kids Digest of 90 scoops for $15 (although I don't care

> for the xylitol) These are much better, but of course I only want

> something that is comparable, safe, and clean to what she has been

> taking (zyme-prime and AFP).

> What do you think??? Should I stick with the Zyme-prime/AFP, or go

> with the Digest, or Kids Digest or something else, like the

> Healthforce Nutritionals?

> Thanks!!

>

>

>

--

Ormonde, L.Ac.

www.AuburnCommunityAcupuncture.com

[Guest guest]

I use the powder. It gives you 200 doses in each container. I get

mine from ourkidsasd.com with free shipping using " free " as the code. I

just mix it in some pear juice/water.

>

> okay, I am brand new to the group as of today, and starting with

the enzymes and probiotics, cost is defiantely a major factor for us.

Witha 5 year old it has to be something she can eat ---so what is the

houstons's you speak of --does it taste good, to be crushed or must it

be swallowed. Any help with these items and being able to get them in

her, woudl be greatly appreciated.

>

> Jen