Re: New member and new to enzymes

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

You did post a message. It ended up under a previous post because it had the

same topic. That post has been on since 2001-2002. You have 2 responses to that

post. Both I and another member have replied. If you still have difficulty

finding it, let me know and I will past the responses under this post. Hope this

helps!

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

Enzymedica.com

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> I thought I had posted a message but I haven't seen it come up. My name is

and my son with autism is 6. We recenlty attended a seminar and won a

basket of Ezymedica enzymes and three books, two on enzymes.

>

> We have been doing GF/CF since last November but haven't seen the gains we

thought we would see. His eating has gotten much better, he eats a better

variety than he did before. Our son still stims an awful lot and we were hoping

that going gf/cf would help that. That is our main reason for exploring the

enzyme option. We know that he can't possibly concentrate in school when he is

stimming so much. He is grade level but has comprehension problems so we are

having him repeat kindergarten this year.

>

> What is the best way to get enzymes in children while at school? He doesn't

swallow pills so what can I mix it into. He takes a multi and a probiotic right

now do I need to give enzymes at differnt times than these.

>

> Have a lot of people been able to add back gluten and casien after adding

enzymes and does healing of the gut have to take place first?

>

> Thank you,

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

We never tried gfcf - I was overwhelmed at the thought. We went straight to

enzymes and had noticable gains within 3 days. Eye contact, auditory

integration improvement, the first signs of physical affection. We began

homeschooling a few months later, so we never used enzymes at school, but I know

you can hide them in drinks or homemade candy. Some people have gotten

cooperation from the school nurse.

Darla

Re: New member and new to enzymes

Hi ,

You did post a message. It ended up under a previous post because it had the

same topic. That post has been on since 2001-2002. You have 2 responses to that

post. Both I and another member have replied. If you still have difficulty

finding it, let me know and I will past the responses under this post. Hope this

helps!

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

Enzymedica.com

>

> I thought I had posted a message but I haven't seen it come up. My name is

and my son with autism is 6. We recenlty attended a seminar and won a

basket of Ezymedica enzymes and three books, two on enzymes.

>

> We have been doing GF/CF since last November but haven't seen the gains we

thought we would see. His eating has gotten much better, he eats a better

variety than he did before. Our son still stims an awful lot and we were hoping

that going gf/cf would help that. That is our main reason for exploring the

enzyme option. We know that he can't possibly concentrate in school when he is

stimming so much. He is grade level but has comprehension problems so we are

having him repeat kindergarten this year.

>

> What is the best way to get enzymes in children while at school? He doesn't

swallow pills so what can I mix it into. He takes a multi and a probiotic right

now do I need to give enzymes at differnt times than these.

>

> Have a lot of people been able to add back gluten and casien after adding

enzymes and does healing of the gut have to take place first?

>

> Thank you,

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Again!

This website has great mixing suggestions that parents have used. There's a

section on mixing enzymes with solids and liquids for later. Hope this helps!

http://www.enzymestuff.com/discussionmixing.htm#3

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

Enzymedica.com

>

> I thought I had posted a message but I haven't seen it come up. My name is

and my son with autism is 6. We recenlty attended a seminar and won a

basket of Ezymedica enzymes and three books, two on enzymes.

>

> We have been doing GF/CF since last November but haven't seen the gains we

thought we would see. His eating has gotten much better, he eats a better

variety than he did before. Our son still stims an awful lot and we were hoping

that going gf/cf would help that. That is our main reason for exploring the

enzyme option. We know that he can't possibly concentrate in school when he is

stimming so much. He is grade level but has comprehension problems so we are

having him repeat kindergarten this year.

>

> What is the best way to get enzymes in children while at school? He doesn't

swallow pills so what can I mix it into. He takes a multi and a probiotic right

now do I need to give enzymes at differnt times than these.

>

> Have a lot of people been able to add back gluten and casien after adding

enzymes and does healing of the gut have to take place first?

>

> Thank you,

>

>

>