Re: Enzyme & Asthma question...

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Hi ,

The book entitled " Everything You Need to Know About Enzymes "

suggests taking a high potency digestive enzyme, a Serratiopeptidase

formula, a high amylase formula, and a high protease formula.

Digestive Formula- Enzymedica's DigestGold

Serratiopeptidase Formula- Enzymedica's SerraGold

Amylase Formula- Enzymedica's Allerase

High Protease Formula- Enzymedica's Virastop

Please feel free to contact Dave @ Enzymedica @ 888-918-1118 to get

specifics on how these products will help with Asthma. I hope this

helped!

Alessandra

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> I have a question about Asthma. My little cousin...he's 4yrs old

and " NT " but suffers from Asthma. Its pretty bad and he's on

steroids and gaining weight because he has a bad attack when he doing

any exercise. He does have a lot of dairy in his diet, which I feel

may be the culprit, and I've urged his parents to stop feeding him

that but my cousin and cousin in-law are different people....we

aren't alike in that way. But, I feel bad for my little cousin so,

I'm wondering if enzymes will help his issue? I know I can get his

parents to give him an enzyme with meals over removing problematic

foods. But, I must ask first...can enzymes help elevate asthma

issues and if so which ones are best to try for a young child?

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> " God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I can't change;

> courage to change the things I can and wisdom to know the

difference. "

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> I have a question about Asthma. My little cousin...he's 4yrs old

and " NT " but suffers from Asthma.

I developed asthma from a flu shot. My asthma attacks were caused by

food intolerances and yeast overgrowth. I have addressed most of my

food issues now, but I will still have an occasional attack when I get

yeast overgrowth in my lungs.

>>He does have a lot of dairy in his diet, which I feel may be the

culprit,

Milk was one of my triggers, yes.

>>I'm wondering if enzymes will help his issue?

Yes, for some people.

Dana