Re: Enzyme quantities??

[Guest guest]

Hi ! I'm not really any help but can you possibly answer some questions?

I take it you are not GFCF anymore? Do you think GFCF on top of enzymes would

work even better or about the same? What positive /negative results have you

seen? Does your kid pee a lot and get loose poops? Stomach appear flatter? How

do you get it down especially at kindergarten/preschool? Does it help with

yeast?

I've tried enzymes about the schedule on the chart trienza gives out for about a

week.Here are my results. My daughters stomach appears flatter rather than

bloated. Semi Loose Poop is coming out once a day compared to about every

two/three days. She is peeing frequently about every hour  and once during

night. Behavior everything else about same.

My husband wants to continue due to flat stomach . She has had a few pee

accidents that she hadn't had in years . I'm thinking of quiting. Any advice

comments?  Other comment is I hate GFCF diet and feel guilty for not doing GAPS

and being able to keep my kid even GFCF always. I was hoping to get off GFCF .

From: greysonliam <LISEC@...>

Subject: Enzyme quantities??

Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2009, 9:22 PM

 

Hi everyone. My son (age 5) has been on Houston's TriEnza for

about 6 months now, and it has made HUGE HUGE changes for him. We did GFCF with

almost no results, and then switched to these enzymes and it was an amazing

difference. Anyhow, my question is this... In everything I've read, it says to

base the dosage on the amount of food eaten. But that seems kind of vague to

me... I'm wondering if giving him more would help (or possibly hurt?). I

currently give him 2-3 with breakfast/lunch/ dinner, and 1 for snacks. Can

anybody chime in with some advice or just post what amounts you give your child?

Thanks!

LW

[Guest guest]

For what i have read on the book Enzymes for Austim and neurological conditions

is that if you want to heal a leaky gut it's very important to take at least 9

enzyme pills a day. Now, not all enzyme capsules have the same amount of active

ingredients so you should compare emzyme brands to purchase the brand that gives

you more units per capsule along with a good price.

My 2 year old baby has been taking like 7 to 8 a day. we started first with

GlutenEase by Enzymedica. 7 to 8 a day. Then we switched to Trienza because it

has the No Phenol ingredient that we need because my son has Phenol-related

issues. Same amount of pills.

Yes, the enzymes help keep bacteria and yeast in check, however, if you are

delaing with yeast or major bacterial problems i would suggest using an

additional yeast or bacteria product like the ones they sell at Enzymedica (i

believe they are called Candex or something like that).

What i have noticed is that the more enzymes a give a day the happier he is. The

enzymes have no known adverse reactions even in high quantities. REad the book

where it gives you answers like how to give enzymes at school.

In our case my son is till on the diet, no changes. Some of his sensory issues

have come back, like if he was regressing, it's very disheartening. I don't

really know thew cause and we don't have a DAn doctor. If you have any questions

or don't want to buy the book go to www.enzymestuff.com and write them an email.

They are the experts.

From: greysonliam <LISEC@...>

Subject: Enzyme quantities??

Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2009, 9:22 PM

 

Hi everyone. My son (age 5) has been on Houston's TriEnza for about 6 months

now, and it has made HUGE HUGE changes for him. We did GFCF with almost no

results, and then switched to these enzymes and it was an amazing difference.

Anyhow, my question is this... In everything I've read, it says to base the

dosage on the amount of food eaten. But that seems kind of vague to me... I'm

wondering if giving him more would help (or possibly hurt?). I currently give

him 2-3 with breakfast/lunch/ dinner, and 1 for snacks. Can anybody chime in

with some advice or just post what amounts you give your child? Thanks!

LW