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

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From: havasushannon

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

Zyme-Prime)

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)

[Guest guest]

I just try to avoid things as much as possible. It seems like

everytime you turn around something you thought was sfe turns out to

be harmful. So I'm just cautious.

>

> What's wrong with xylitol? It is a natural sugar alcohol that is

helpful in many ways.

>

> -Undiagnosed Asperger's Syndrome

> Stay at home mom to 3, Wife to

> -6-6-02-Autism Spectrum, the light of my life

> Katy-11-19-03-undiagnosed genetic syndrome that includes cleft

palate-Pierre Robin Sequence, scoliosis, heart defects, short

stature, low muscle tone, developmental delay, oral defensiveness, g

tube fed part time-working on oral feeding, slightly dysmorphic

features, and my joy

> J.D-no issues except he is totally in love with mommy, cutest baby

in the world

> visit my blog http://busiestmommyinamerica.blogspot.com

> " If you think my hands are full, you should see my heart! "

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: havasushannon

> Subject: Enzymedica(Digest or Kids Digest) Vs. Houston's

(AFP & Zyme-Prime)

>

>

>

> 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)

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello

your current enzymes DigestGold

FOR TWO CAPSULES PER CAPSULE

Protease - 25,000 HUT 80,000 more than 6X more

potent

Acid Specific Protease - 200 SAP

Lipase - 400 LU 3,500- 17.5X more potent

Amylase - 5,000 DU 23,000-More than 9X more potent

Cellulase - 1000 CMC 3,000 CU

Lactase - 400 LAC 900 ALU 4.5X more

Bromelain (from pineapple) - 10,000 FCC

Papain (from papaya) - 12,000 PU

We do not use any fruit enzymes because some children do not react

well to it. Plus it really isn't needed for digestion since it does

not activate until it reaches high temperatures. DigestGold also

contains EIGHT additional enzymes.

So if you did the math. And gave 1/4 capsule or 1/3 capsule you are

really getting a lot for your money. If you got one DigestGold bottle

with 120 capsules and only gave a third of the capsule each time. You

would be getting more enzymes than you are currently taking and it's

still less money. 120 capsules split in three is 360 for a little

over $50.00 I hope this helps with your decision!

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

enzymedica.com

>

> 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!!

>

[Guest guest]

But do they have a really bad taste, my daughter is 5, and we have tried some

of the things ourselves, adn they were disgusting. I could easiily see why she

didn't eat it, no matter what we mixed it in...

Jen

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

Zyme-Prime)

Hello

your current enzymes DigestGold

FOR TWO CAPSULES PER CAPSULE

Protease - 25,000 HUT 80,000 more than 6X more

potent

Acid Specific Protease - 200 SAP

Lipase - 400 LU 3,500- 17.5X more potent

Amylase - 5,000 DU 23,000-More than 9X more potent

Cellulase - 1000 CMC 3,000 CU

Lactase - 400 LAC 900 ALU 4.5X more

Bromelain (from pineapple) - 10,000 FCC

Papain (from papaya) - 12,000 PU

We do not use any fruit enzymes because some children do not react

well to it. Plus it really isn't needed for digestion since it does

not activate until it reaches high temperatures. DigestGold also

contains EIGHT additional enzymes.

So if you did the math. And gave 1/4 capsule or 1/3 capsule you are

really getting a lot for your money. If you got one DigestGold bottle

with 120 capsules and only gave a third of the capsule each time. You

would be getting more enzymes than you are currently taking and it's

still less money. 120 capsules split in three is 360 for a little

over $50.00 I hope this helps with your decision!

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

enzymedica.com

>

> 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!!

>

[Guest guest]

What about the DDPIV? And I was thinking regular Digest would be

better for her than the Gold, am I wrong?

Thanks,

> >

> > 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!!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Bump, running out of enzymes.

> > >

> > > 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!!

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Well it's a little complicated. We normally do not recommend Digest

for children affected with autism because it USE TO contain

bifidobacterium. We switched the formula to no longer contain

bifidobacterium. BUT there may still be some bottles at health food

stores or online that have that ingredient. So the new Digest is a

great one to start with. I would just call your local health food

store and make sure it's the newest Digest. Sorry for inconvenience.

But we do have the new bottles in stock at Enzymedica if you need to

order through us.

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

enzymedica.com

> > > >

> > > > 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!!

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen,

Well I can send you out some samples of DigestGold and you can see

how she does with it. Here are some mixing suggestions that have

worked great for parents.

http://www.enzymestuff.com/discussionmixing.htm

We will be having samples of the new Digest shortly. We just have

them in stock quite yet.

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

enzymedica.com

> >

> > 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!!

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Okay, I am still totally confused about all this. I want to do a yeast

treatment, but it has to be something they can take. And not throw out. And

then what is all this stuff to get the yeast out of them.... where do I get

this Biotin, etc

Jen Trovinger

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

Zyme-Prime)

Hello

your current enzymes DigestGold

FOR TWO CAPSULES PER CAPSULE

Protease - 25,000 HUT 80,000 more than 6X more

potent

Acid Specific Protease - 200 SAP

Lipase - 400 LU 3,500- 17.5X more potent

Amylase - 5,000 DU 23,000-More than 9X more potent

Cellulase - 1000 CMC 3,000 CU

Lactase - 400 LAC 900 ALU 4.5X more

Bromelain (from pineapple) - 10,000 FCC

Papain (from papaya) - 12,000 PU

We do not use any fruit enzymes because some children do not react

well to it. Plus it really isn't needed for digestion since it does

not activate until it reaches high temperatures. DigestGold also

contains EIGHT additional enzymes.

So if you did the math. And gave 1/4 capsule or 1/3 capsule you are

really getting a lot for your money. If you got one DigestGold bottle

with 120 capsules and only gave a third of the capsule each time. You

would be getting more enzymes than you are currently taking and it's

still less money. 120 capsules split in three is 360 for a little

over $50.00 I hope this helps with your decision!

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

enzymedica.com

>

> 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!!

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen,

You can buy Biotin at your local health food store or online. You can

also purchase Enzymedica's Candidase at the same location. Both

products are used for yeast.

Alessandra

> >

> > 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!!

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