Re: Will enqymes REALLY help???

[Guest guest]

Yes, yes and yes!!! Absolutely they will help. Please check out

www.enzymestuff.com and www.danasview.com to start you on your

enzyme journey. And ask questions here..this board is a lifesaver.

Good luck!!

>

> Hi,

> I just stumbled across the website looking up information

on " Thunder

> Snow " because of the recent snow we have had in Louisville, KY. I

am

> amazed that I have NEVER heard of any of this before now!

>

> I have six children: #1-totally " normal. #2-Asperger's Syndrome.

#3

> Severe Central Auditory Processing Disorder. #4 Severe nonverbal

> learning disorder + ADD + mild CAPD. #5 ADD + CAPD. #6 ADD + CAPD.

My

> oldest is 32. My youngest is 11.

>

> My husband and I have spent, and spent, and spent, to 1.)get

> evaluations, 2.)get therapy, 3.)pay private school tuition to

> " special schools " for FIVE, out of six, children.

>

> Our lives are CONSUMED by " learning differences!!! "

>

> Please, somebody, ANYBODY, PLEASE tell me . . . does this enzyme

> thing WORK? Or is it just another avenue down which we can spend

MORE

> money?

>

> Shoshannah

>

[Guest guest]

Enzymes and supplements really help alot of children and adults.

> >

> > Hi,

> > I just stumbled across the website looking up information

> on " Thunder

> > Snow " because of the recent snow we have had in Louisville, KY. I

> am

> > amazed that I have NEVER heard of any of this before now!

> >

> > I have six children: #1-totally " normal. #2-Asperger's Syndrome.

> #3

> > Severe Central Auditory Processing Disorder. #4 Severe nonverbal

> > learning disorder + ADD + mild CAPD. #5 ADD + CAPD. #6 ADD +

CAPD.

> My

> > oldest is 32. My youngest is 11.

> >

> > My husband and I have spent, and spent, and spent, to 1.)get

> > evaluations, 2.)get therapy, 3.)pay private school tuition to

> > " special schools " for FIVE, out of six, children.

> >

> > Our lives are CONSUMED by " learning differences!!! "

> >

> > Please, somebody, ANYBODY, PLEASE tell me . . . does this enzyme

> > thing WORK? Or is it just another avenue down which we can spend

> MORE

> > money?

> >

> > Shoshannah

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I agree, my son has been taking Trienza for 2 weeks

and already his behavior has improved tremendously.

Making great eye contact, alert, responsive.

--- maggie_orourke <maggie_orourke@...> wrote:

> Enzymes and supplements really help alot of children

> and adults.

>

>

> > >

> > > Hi,

> > > I just stumbled across the website looking up

> information

> > on " Thunder

> > > Snow " because of the recent snow we have had in

> Louisville, KY. I

> > am

> > > amazed that I have NEVER heard of any of this

> before now!

> > >

> > > I have six children: #1-totally " normal.

> #2-Asperger's Syndrome.

> > #3

> > > Severe Central Auditory Processing Disorder. #4

> Severe nonverbal

> > > learning disorder + ADD + mild CAPD. #5 ADD +

> CAPD. #6 ADD +

> CAPD.

> > My

> > > oldest is 32. My youngest is 11.

> > >

> > > My husband and I have spent, and spent, and

> spent, to 1.)get

> > > evaluations, 2.)get therapy, 3.)pay private

> school tuition to

> > > " special schools " for FIVE, out of six,

> children.

> > >

> > > Our lives are CONSUMED by " learning

> differences!!! "

> > >

> > > Please, somebody, ANYBODY, PLEASE tell me . . .

> does this enzyme

> > > thing WORK? Or is it just another avenue down

> which we can spend

> > MORE

> > > money?

> > >

> > > Shoshannah

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

For two of our kids food eliminations + good probiotics + good fish oil

+ targeted enzymes used in theraputic dosing on empty stomach between

meals helped us come a long way. It was all we did for a period of 10

months before staring the DAN protocal of antifungals and antivirals

etc. We feel strongly that it is a critical first step.

Other members kid + parent do well with targeted enzymes.

visit www.enzymestuff.com

Good luck.

[Guest guest]

I agree too. My 5 year old w/ PDD-NOS has made great strides on enzymes. His

teachers, therapists and our friends and family have all seen a difference. My

3 year old, lazy nt son has begun speaking in full blown sentences and has

become more outgoing...and my nt 8 year old has become more focused...an A

student. So yes, I definitely think that it worth a shot.

Good Luck.

Carla

Re: Re: Will enqymes REALLY help???

I agree, my son has been taking Trienza for 2 weeks

and already his behavior has improved tremendously.

Making great eye contact, alert, responsive.

--- maggie_orourke <maggie_orourke@...<mailto:maggie_orourke@...>>

wrote:

> Enzymes and supplements really help alot of children

> and adults.

>

>

> > >

> > > Hi,

> > > I just stumbled across the website looking up

> information

> > on " Thunder

> > > Snow " because of the recent snow we have had in

> Louisville, KY. I

> > am

> > > amazed that I have NEVER heard of any of this

> before now!

> > >

> > > I have six children: #1-totally " normal.

> #2-Asperger's Syndrome.

> > #3

> > > Severe Central Auditory Processing Disorder. #4

> Severe nonverbal

> > > learning disorder + ADD + mild CAPD. #5 ADD +

> CAPD. #6 ADD +

> CAPD.

> > My

> > > oldest is 32. My youngest is 11.

> > >

> > > My husband and I have spent, and spent, and

> spent, to 1.)get

> > > evaluations, 2.)get therapy, 3.)pay private

> school tuition to

> > > " special schools " for FIVE, out of six,

> children.

> > >

> > > Our lives are CONSUMED by " learning

> differences!!! "

> > >

> > > Please, somebody, ANYBODY, PLEASE tell me . . .

> does this enzyme

> > > thing WORK? Or is it just another avenue down

> which we can spend

> > MORE

> > > money?

> > >

> > > Shoshannah

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

YES! My son has been taking Trienza for almost 3 weeks now and his

attention in class is so much better that the teacher sent home

a 'most improved student' letter!! I was amazed! I would definitely

work on food intolerances and give enzymes. We are doing an IgG food

allergy test this week (doing it alittle backward but that's the

story of my life!)

>

> Hi,

> I just stumbled across the website looking up information

on " Thunder

> Snow " because of the recent snow we have had in Louisville, KY. I

am

> amazed that I have NEVER heard of any of this before now!

>

> I have six children: #1-totally " normal. #2-Asperger's Syndrome. #3

> Severe Central Auditory Processing Disorder. #4 Severe nonverbal

> learning disorder + ADD + mild CAPD. #5 ADD + CAPD. #6 ADD + CAPD.

My

> oldest is 32. My youngest is 11.

>

> My husband and I have spent, and spent, and spent, to 1.)get

> evaluations, 2.)get therapy, 3.)pay private school tuition to

> " special schools " for FIVE, out of six, children.

>

> Our lives are CONSUMED by " learning differences!!! "

>

> Please, somebody, ANYBODY, PLEASE tell me . . . does this enzyme

> thing WORK? Or is it just another avenue down which we can spend

MORE

> money?

>

> Shoshannah

>

[Guest guest]

It depends on whether or not your child has an allergy or

intollerance.

My daughter does well eating wheat with enzymes, but dairy is a no go.

We can have small amounts of fermented milk here and there.. (Yogurt &

Kefir). but cheese and plain milk cause her to be up all night crying

and complaining about stomach pains and popping ears... I have given

her yogurt and kefir 10 minutes before bed w/o enzymes, and she has

slept through the night... so, for us, those are the only milks we

have... unless it is TRACE amounts... then, we do enzymes. W/o enzymes,

wheat causes eye disturbance issues and MOODINESS.

Enzymes do nothing for me, either... so, I would try them, and moniter

issues with your kiddos to see. I could have SWORE my daughter's speech

went down when we began giving her milk again, but my husband thought I

was imagining things. It wasn't until she was able to speak and tell me

how badly milk makes her feel, that I knew they were not working. She

voluntarily avoids milk, and is pretty adamant about making sure foods

she eats do not have milk. I would maybe take notes and do the ATEC

test to see what happens before... then a month later, take it again to

see if there have been changed, good or bad. You might also want to

video record them for a more objective view, also.

HTH

Aubrey

[Guest guest]

> Please, somebody, ANYBODY, PLEASE tell me . . . does this enzyme

> thing WORK? Or is it just another avenue down which we can spend MORE

> money?

Enzymes were very beneficial at my house for several years, until I

eliminated my kids' food issues with ALA chelation. Here is a page of

recovery stories, you can read several options and make decisions for

your kids

http://www.danasview.net/recover.htm

Dana

[Guest guest]

Hi Dana,

Can you please explain ALA chelation?

I read the ** Asperger Syndrome Recovery Story and saw that the two products

that made a difference were

Peptizyde and HN-Zyme Prime from Houston, which are combined in the Trienza.

I'm interested in trying that with my husband (asperger's), but I just purchased

the Total Nutrition Program from Natural Wellness Center. Can I give the

TriEnza with the TNP? Would that be too many enzymes? Here are the ingredients

from Trienza and the enzyme list from TNP:

TWO (2) capsules of TriEnza contain:

Peptidase with DPP IV..................50,000 HUT

DPP IV.............................................1200 DPPU

Protease 800...................................65,000 HUT

Protease 6.0....................................25,000 HUT

Amylase.........................................12,000 DU

Glucoamylase.......................................25 AGU

Alpha-galactosidase............................200 GalU

Xylanase........................................16,000 XU

Beta-glucanase......................................30 BGU

Lactase..............................................1500 ALU

Lipase..................................................200 FIP

Enzyme list from Total Nutrition Program: (but, the total for the day will be

1.5 of these numbers)

n.zimes PA-L - 100 PALU (150)

NWC's Dual Enzyme Protease Blend - 26,000 HUT (39,000)

amylase - 3000 DU (4500)

glucoamylase - 10 AGU (15)_

protease 3.0 - 20 SAPU (30)

invertase - 135 SU (202.5)

Malt Diastase - 350 DP (525)

alpha-galactosidase - 100 GalU (150)

peptidase - 2500 HUT (3750)

phytase - 7.5 FTU (11.25)

pectinase - 6 endo-PGU (9)

xylanase - 150 XU (225)

cellulase - 175 CU (262.5)

lactase - 200 ALU (300)

lipase AN - 40 FCCLU (60)

hemicellulase - 100 HCU (150)

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[Guest guest]

Hi Shoshanah,

My experience with myself and my children is that if you treat the

underlying biomedical issues with kids on the spectrum - which they

all have, but they have different issues to varying degrees - their

functioning and behaviors will dramatically improve.

My son uses enzymes, dietary intervention, heavy metal chelation and

supplements to replace what he's missing in his laboratory tests. My

daughter uses enzymes, dietary intervention, yeast treatment, and

different supplements than my son takes. I use enzymes, diet and

supplements. We are all doing amazingly well and my daughter, who

was PDD NOS, is in full inclusion with only mild remaining SID and

CAPD issues, which are lessening all the time.

We recently discovered a raw food restaurant that offers prepared

weekly deals so we subscribed. There are a lot more nutrients and

enzymes in that food and since my daughter has been eating it, I

haven't seen ANY SID issues and her CAPD issues have become less

intense. I really believe this is a biologically based disorder

that, when treated, can significantly improve - at least, that's what

I've seen here. ADD in particular is highly responsive to diet, and

I've seen miraculous results in some people we know (including some

adults) with just enzymes and taking artificial ingredients, sugar

and wheat/dairy out of the diet.

I've been doing biomedical interventions with my kids for seven

years. Feel free to email me anytime at all for more information.

Amy

>

> Hi,

> I just stumbled across the website looking up information

on " Thunder

> Snow " because of the recent snow we have had in Louisville, KY. I

am

> amazed that I have NEVER heard of any of this before now!

>

> I have six children: #1-totally " normal. #2-Asperger's Syndrome. #3

> Severe Central Auditory Processing Disorder. #4 Severe nonverbal

> learning disorder + ADD + mild CAPD. #5 ADD + CAPD. #6 ADD + CAPD.

My

> oldest is 32. My youngest is 11.

>

> My husband and I have spent, and spent, and spent, to 1.)get

> evaluations, 2.)get therapy, 3.)pay private school tuition to

> " special schools " for FIVE, out of six, children.

>

> Our lives are CONSUMED by " learning differences!!! "

>

> Please, somebody, ANYBODY, PLEASE tell me . . . does this enzyme

> thing WORK? Or is it just another avenue down which we can spend

MORE

> money?

>

> Shoshannah

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Dana,

> Can you please explain ALA chelation?

You give ALA [alpha lipoic acid] orally, and it removes heavy metals

from the body.

>>but I just purchased the Total Nutrition Program from Natural

Wellness Center. Can I give the TriEnza with the TNP? Would that be

too many enzymes? Here are the ingredients from Trienza and the

enzyme list from TNP:

As a general rule [always subject to individual differences], it is

rare to have " too many enzymes " .

Dana