Why can't my son tolerate enzymes anymore?

[Guest guest]

My son has been taking digestive enzymes (digest gold and glutenase) for almost

3 years with good improvements. We also did a virus protocol with virastop for

about 5 months with really good improvements that did not go away after we

stopped.

I got a little lax with the digestive enzymes the last couple weeks of summer

and started back at lunchtime (the school nurse) after labor day. His teacher

started reporting that his attention went down hill after lunch. I had the

nurse stop the enzymes and sure enough his attention was better.

A couple of weeks ago he was fighting a cold and decided to give him 1 virastop

to see if I could help him kick it. His teacher reported very low attention.

Does anyone have any idea as to what could be causing this intolerance now?

[Guest guest]

hi

i cant really answer for sure, but i wonder if because you havent used them for

a while, his digestion has slowed a little overall, and by adding in the enzymes

again it has caused a mild die off effect? I know with fian who has adhd, when

he goes to his dads for a week during the holidays - he wont give them anything

- fians behaviour is very 'off' for a week until he gets back into taking them

again, there may be some foods still slipping through, maybe not enough to cause

a negative effect but just enough for there to be a die off effct when the

enzymes are re-introduced?

hth em

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> My son has been taking digestive enzymes (digest gold and glutenase) for

almost 3 years with good improvements. We also did a virus protocol with

virastop for about 5 months with really good improvements that did not go away

after we stopped.

>

> I got a little lax with the digestive enzymes the last couple weeks of summer

and started back at lunchtime (the school nurse) after labor day. His teacher

started reporting that his attention went down hill after lunch. I had the

nurse stop the enzymes and sure enough his attention was better.

>

> A couple of weeks ago he was fighting a cold and decided to give him 1

virastop to see if I could help him kick it. His teacher reported very low

attention.

>

> Does anyone have any idea as to what could be causing this intolerance now?

>

>

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[Guest guest]

> I got a little lax with the digestive enzymes the last couple weeks of summer

and started back at lunchtime (the school nurse) after labor day. His teacher

started reporting that his attention went down hill after lunch. I had the

nurse stop the enzymes and sure enough his attention was better.

> A couple of weeks ago he was fighting a cold and decided to give him 1

virastop to see if I could help him kick it. His teacher reported very low

attention.

> Does anyone have any idea as to what could be causing this intolerance now?

At my house, when my son no longer needed digestive enzymes, he did regress.

This was after chelation tho.

With the Virastop, it would have been a yeast overgrowth issue that caused the

regression here.

Dana