Re: Enzymes for raw veggies and grains?

[Guest guest]

 

Trienza is great.  It is multi purpose.  No Fenol works on fruits and veggies.

 

Dana

From: Kuykendall <windravyn@...>

Subject: Enzymes for raw veggies and grains?

Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 10:02 PM

What enzymes would help with digestion of raw veggies? grains?

We are SCD stage 3, looking to be able to add raw veggies, starchier

veggies, and maybe someday down the road, some grains. What Houston

enzymes would I use? I had though of giving 2-4 tri-enza with meals,

which I think would equate to 1/2 to 1 no-fenol. Would I need more

No-Fenol per meal for the plant fibers?

We tolerate casein okay these days, do we still need the strong

proteases (like in afp) to aid gut healing, or do the proteases in a

broad sprectrum aid in gut healing as well? Would it work better for

me to use something like zyme prime and add in more no-fenol?

I know that I want to stick with Houston enzymes, as we have had

amazing success with those in the past, but I'm just not sure which

one/s to use at this point to target what we really need.

K

[Guest guest]

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> What enzymes would help with digestion of raw veggies? grains?

HNI Zyme Prime and No-Fenol. The Zycarb might also work on this. So

would the TriEnza.

> We are SCD stage 3, looking to be able to add raw veggies, starchier

> veggies, and maybe someday down the road, some grains. What Houston

> enzymes would I use? I had though of giving 2-4 tri-enza with meals,

> which I think would equate to 1/2 to 1 no-fenol. Would I need more

> No-Fenol per meal for the plant fibers?

Each TriEnza is equivalent to 1/2 No-Fenol.

Dana