Zyme Prime Problem?

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All my daughter wants is dairy(my thought is that she is allergic to

the casein). Her " normal " test a year ago showed a normal level for

dairy (not the extensive ELISA test). I decided that I do not want to

put her on a " strict " GFCF diet(our son is on a GFCFCFEF) and wanted

to try the enzymes with her instead. I gave her 1/4 tea? (bottom

marker) in some blue gatorade before giving her a string cheese or

food 3 times throughout the day. The next day, she had a horrible raw

rash on her bottom with bad diarrhea. I gave her zyme prime again the

next day only once in the day. She continued to have diarrhea and the

rash got even worse. I stopped giving her the zyme prime and it has

now been 3 more days with really bad diarrhea that alternates between

a normal brown color and flourescent green color(normal color when she

has a lot of cheese). The rash is horrible even though I am coating

it about 7 times throughout the day. Is this a reaction to the

enzyme? Any suggestions or thoughts? Thanks.

-annie

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> All my daughter wants is dairy(my thought is that she is allergic to

> the casein).

AFP Peptizyde allowed my son to eat casein, but the milk FAT required

mito cocktail

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>>I gave her 1/4 tea? (bottom

> marker) in some blue gatorade before giving her a string cheese or

> food 3 times throughout the day. The next day, she had a horrible raw

> rash on her bottom with bad diarrhea.

Does she normally drink blue Gatorade without problems?

At my house, giving enzymes with a food not tolerated, caused

different problems with the food than just eating the food without

enzymes.

Zyme Prime does not have enough activity to address milk issues for

kids with a strong milk intolerance. Try AFP Peptizyde.

>>I stopped giving her the zyme prime and it has

> now been 3 more days with really bad diarrhea that alternates between

> a normal brown color and flourescent green color(normal color when she

> has a lot of cheese).

At my house, green bm meant my son had eaten something not tolerated.

Is she still eating cheese? Try stopping the cheese for a few days.

Dana