Re: Trienza to start? Breastfeeding?

[Guest guest]

If you find info about breastfeeding and enzymes, please share! When

my ASD kid still nursed I went on his diet 100% because he was so

sensitive. If I ate even a trace amount of gluten or casein, and he

got a trace of that through the milk, he'd react. I was surprised to

find that following his diet helped my health profoundly too. It

would be great if an enzyme would help with this.

-Sierra

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> Sorry if this is a second post. Not sure if my posts are mod as I am

> new to to group or if my first post just went into the ether...

>

> I am planning to start my 7yo dd on the " lownslow " method listed on

> enzyme stuff. When I went to the HNI site I found the new product

> Trienza. Would it be beneficial to start slowly with this vs. starting

> the HN-Zyme, then the peptizyde, etc?

> Also, is there any issue with using the afp peptizyde chewables vs. the

> capsules? I've seen some things here about being sensitive to the

> flavorings. I don't think that will be an issue. But, I also want the

> most effective product and the best value.

>

> I am also considering taking some protease enzymes myself as my 3mo dd

> is having trouble with digestion when I have milk products. I can't

> find any info on enzymes and breastfeeding. Does anyone have any

> resources?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

[Guest guest]

I emailed this question to the questions address on Enzymestuff.com a

few weeks ago, but have not received an answer. I was told about

Candex when I asked in at the health food store about something for

thrush and the HFS lady said it was safe. I was able to find an

anectdotal accout of someone else using it through pg and bf. My LC

looked up the individual enzymes and could find no info.

> >

> > Sorry if this is a second post. Not sure if my posts are mod as I

am

> > new to to group or if my first post just went into the ether...

> >

> > I am planning to start my 7yo dd on the " lownslow " method listed

on

> > enzyme stuff. When I went to the HNI site I found the new

product

> > Trienza. Would it be beneficial to start slowly with this vs.

starting

> > the HN-Zyme, then the peptizyde, etc?

> > Also, is there any issue with using the afp peptizyde chewables

vs. the

> > capsules? I've seen some things here about being sensitive to

the

> > flavorings. I don't think that will be an issue. But, I also

want the

> > most effective product and the best value.

> >

> > I am also considering taking some protease enzymes myself as my

3mo dd

> > is having trouble with digestion when I have milk products. I

can't

> > find any info on enzymes and breastfeeding. Does anyone have any

> > resources?

> >

> > Thanks in advance.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I don't have any resources, but I did breastfeed while nursing my second child.

The benefits were enormous. I also took probiotics and this too helped. My

breastmilk was watery and grayish with my first child. The second time around,

with enzymes, it was thick and white like really heavy cream. The first time

around I had to supplement with formula, the second time around, no need for

formula or prescription vitamins.

Trienza to start? Breastfeeding?

Sorry if this is a second post. Not sure if my posts are mod as I am

new to to group or if my first post just went into the ether...

I am planning to start my 7yo dd on the " lownslow " method listed on

enzyme stuff. When I went to the HNI site I found the new product

Trienza. Would it be beneficial to start slowly with this vs. starting

the HN-Zyme, then the peptizyde, etc?

Also, is there any issue with using the afp peptizyde chewables vs. the

capsules? I've seen some things here about being sensitive to the

flavorings. I don't think that will be an issue. But, I also want the

most effective product and the best value.

I am also considering taking some protease enzymes myself as my 3mo dd

is having trouble with digestion when I have milk products. I can't

find any info on enzymes and breastfeeding. Does anyone have any

resources?

Thanks in advance.

[Guest guest]

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I can tell you that La Leche league reccomends that if its something

you could give to a child its usually okay in breastmilk. My

experience is that most everything passes through to an extent so slow

is always good. I think the enzymes probably would pass through.

We have had good results with the chewables which might be more

expensive than the pills. If your child can swallow pills than the

regular would be a better option I think.

Good luck,

Elaine

> I don't have any resources, but I did breastfeed while nursing my

second child. The benefits were enormous. I also took probiotics and

this too helped. My breastmilk was watery and grayish with my first

child. The second time around, with enzymes, it was thick and white

like really heavy cream. The first time around I had to supplement

with formula, the second time around, no need for formula or

prescription vitamins.

> Trienza to start? Breastfeeding?

>

>

> Sorry if this is a second post. Not sure if my posts are mod as I am

> new to to group or if my first post just went into the ether...

>

> I am planning to start my 7yo dd on the " lownslow " method listed on

> enzyme stuff. When I went to the HNI site I found the new product

> Trienza. Would it be beneficial to start slowly with this vs.

starting

> the HN-Zyme, then the peptizyde, etc?

> Also, is there any issue with using the afp peptizyde chewables

vs. the

> capsules? I've seen some things here about being sensitive to the

> flavorings. I don't think that will be an issue. But, I also want the

> most effective product and the best value.

>

> I am also considering taking some protease enzymes myself as my

3mo dd

> is having trouble with digestion when I have milk products. I can't

> find any info on enzymes and breastfeeding. Does anyone have any

> resources?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Devin from Houstons enzymes says that enzymes are safe to take during pregnancy

and

our DAN doc says that as well. I'm sure that it would be safe for breastfeeding.

Call the

company you are thinking of using and ask them directly.

Good luck,

Dani

> >

> I can tell you that La Leche league reccomends that if its something

> you could give to a child its usually okay in breastmilk. My

> experience is that most everything passes through to an extent so slow

> is always good. I think the enzymes probably would pass through.

>

> We have had good results with the chewables which might be more

> expensive than the pills. If your child can swallow pills than the

> regular would be a better option I think.

>

> Good luck,

>

> Elaine

>

> > I don't have any resources, but I did breastfeed while nursing my

> second child. The benefits were enormous. I also took probiotics and

> this too helped. My breastmilk was watery and grayish with my first

> child. The second time around, with enzymes, it was thick and white

> like really heavy cream. The first time around I had to supplement

> with formula, the second time around, no need for formula or

> prescription vitamins.

> > Trienza to start? Breastfeeding?

> >

> >

> > Sorry if this is a second post. Not sure if my posts are mod as I am

> > new to to group or if my first post just went into the ether...

> >

> > I am planning to start my 7yo dd on the " lownslow " method listed on

> > enzyme stuff. When I went to the HNI site I found the new product

> > Trienza. Would it be beneficial to start slowly with this vs.

> starting

> > the HN-Zyme, then the peptizyde, etc?

> > Also, is there any issue with using the afp peptizyde chewables

> vs. the

> > capsules? I've seen some things here about being sensitive to the

> > flavorings. I don't think that will be an issue. But, I also want the

> > most effective product and the best value.

> >

> > I am also considering taking some protease enzymes myself as my

> 3mo dd

> > is having trouble with digestion when I have milk products. I can't

> > find any info on enzymes and breastfeeding. Does anyone have any

> > resources?

> >

> > Thanks in advance.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >