Re: What is the best enzyme for going off the GFCF diet?

[Guest guest]

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> I am once again trying my daughter on regular foods. She's been chelating for

quite a while (41 rounds of AC chelation) and I want to try just giving enzymes.

I need some input on the best enzymes for digesting gluten. I'm thinking of

going with Trienza, but if there is a better one out there I want to know!

My son left gfcf with HNI AFP Peptizyde, so using TriEnza would definitely be

something to consider.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Check out this website, http://www.enzymestuff.com/offdiet.htm it has a ton of

great experiences from different families who have done what you're trying to do

and they say what enzyme best helped them. Every family is different and

different enzymes may help with different children, as you'll see from the

experiences. But if nothing else, it'll be really encouraging to you to see it

has worked with tons of other people!

Hope this helps you out...

Talyna

Enzymedica Education Dept.

www.enzymedica.com

www.AGRT.org

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> I am once again trying my daughter on regular foods. She's been chelating for

quite a while (41 rounds of AC chelation) and I want to try just giving enzymes.

I need some input on the best enzymes for digesting gluten. I'm thinking of

going with Trienza, but if there is a better one out there I want to know!

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> Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

Good luck! I hope it works for you... after a lot of reading we decided to go

with Trienza, and we LOVE it! It has been the single most effective thing we've

tried!

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> > I am once again trying my daughter on regular foods. She's been chelating

for quite a while (41 rounds of AC chelation) and I want to try just giving

enzymes. I need some input on the best enzymes for digesting gluten. I'm

thinking of going with Trienza, but if there is a better one out there I want to

know!

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> > Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

How do you give it - before every meal.snack, away from vitamins?? Need advice! 

Is your kid off GFCF or on it? Do give probiotic at different time. I need

scheduling advice please!

From: greysonliam <LISEC@...>

Subject: Re: What is the best enzyme for going off the GFCF diet?

Date: Wednesday, July 15, 2009, 6:54 PM

 

Good luck! I hope it works for you... after a lot of reading

we decided to go with Trienza, and we LOVE it! It has been the single most

effective thing we've tried!

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> > I am once again trying my daughter on regular foods. She's been chelating

for quite a while (41 rounds of AC chelation) and I want to try just giving

enzymes. I need some input on the best enzymes for digesting gluten. I'm

thinking of going with Trienza, but if there is a better one out there I want to

know!

> >

> > Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

we never really did the diet thing but try best not to have dairy

we use started with kirkman complete with isogest and moved on to trienza and

peptizide from hni now we use mostly peptizide

yes this was really big deal for us

give before every meal / snack

number of caps is proportional to amount of food

if its pizza for example i give 2 for 2 slices if its 3 slices i give 3 caps

the does is by food amount not by weight of child

remember the active ingrediant is dppiv and you need two trienzia s to add up to

the dppiv amount contained in 1 peptizide , but of course trienza has several

enzymes that help with phenols etc.

[Guest guest]

Yes, before every meal and snack, preferably 20 or so minutes before, but even

if you forget to do it beforehand, go ahead and give it with the food. I try to

give probiotics & vitamins at different times (usually at night) but I haven't

read anything that says you can't do it at the same time, I'm not sure if it

would matter. Good luck!

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> we never really did the diet thing but try best not to have dairy

>

> we use started with kirkman complete with isogest and moved on to trienza and

peptizide from hni now we use mostly peptizide

>

> yes this was really big deal for us

>

> give before every meal / snack

> number of caps is proportional to amount of food

>

> if its pizza for example i give 2 for 2 slices if its 3 slices i give 3 caps

> the does is by food amount not by weight of child

>

> remember the active ingrediant is dppiv and you need two trienzia s to add up

to the dppiv amount contained in 1 peptizide , but of course trienza has several

enzymes that help with phenols etc.

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