Which Enzyme to Carry for Start Up kit?

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I'm hoping that all you enzyme experts can give me some good advice.

At BrainChild, we're thinking of carrying some Houston Enzymes, but

I'd like to keep it as simple as possible, and try to carry one or two

that are a good fit for lots of people, particularly those just

starting out.

I'd really like your opinions on which ones are the most useful to

you. Which do you all like the best and why? I was hoping that

Trienza might be a good one to start with, as it seems to cover lots

of bases. Plus maybe a chewable one? Please give me your ideas, it's

really important to us!

Thanks!

Terri at BrainChild

[Guest guest]

Terri - not only the Trienza but all three of the others, Zyme, AFP Pep and

No-Fenol. Gosh, I would think the chewable and capsules are the most

popular.

The think it is the original Pep that many don't tolerate well.

Tammy

Which Enzyme to Carry for " Start Up " kit?

Hi all,

I'm hoping that all you enzyme experts can give me some good advice.

At BrainChild, we're thinking of carrying some Houston Enzymes, but

I'd like to keep it as simple as possible, and try to carry one or two

that are a good fit for lots of people, particularly those just

starting out.

I'd really like your opinions on which ones are the most useful to

you. Which do you all like the best and why? I was hoping that

Trienza might be a good one to start with, as it seems to cover lots

of bases. Plus maybe a chewable one? Please give me your ideas, it's

really important to us!

Thanks!

Terri at BrainChild

[Guest guest]

My personal opinion is that my son needed the individual enzymes to start. He is

of a sufficiently healed degree now, that I could get away with a Trienza and

" know " what he needs should he not react/behave/feel good. Meaning, supplement

with an extra No Fenol or Zyme, or whatever. In the beginning though, he was so

fragile, that a Trienza product would have left me in the dark, as it is too all

encompassing. For 4 years we had to use the AFP pep, only now can we use the

regular Pep, and with great success. So, if you are addressing those individuals

that are just beginning the road, I'd have to say the individual products are

the best bet. For those like myself that use the enzymes not just for food

breakdown, but other healing combo purposes, it's also important to have the

individual bottles available. For those that are using strictly for a food

breakdown purpose and want to minimize the number of pills or minimize the

powder their child is consuming, then Trienza is the miracle product for which

we've all been waiting. I am thinking about Trienza for next year's school lunch

purposes. My son will be 10, he's healed to the degree that I'm hopeful we can

continue this no bacterial/viral/yeast or other treatment at lunch required

protocol. Which means I'd need only enzymes for lunch at school, and a

miraculous thing it would be for him to chew a single enzyme (Trienza) to

address all his food issue/requirement breakdown. Simple would be great, but our

children are not, so I'm afraid at least one of each individualized bottle plus

the Trienza might be the most consumer friendly approach. Thank you for

facilitating the product purchase. I visit 4 different websites each and every

month, plus make 2 phone calls for our monthly purchases. A one stop shop or any

way to combine the purchases and minimize the hassle for us the time strapped

parents is a Blessing.

Which Enzyme to Carry for " Start Up " kit?

Hi all,

I'm hoping that all you enzyme experts can give me some good advice.

At BrainChild, we're thinking of carrying some Houston Enzymes, but

I'd like to keep it as simple as possible, and try to carry one or two

that are a good fit for lots of people, particularly those just

starting out.

I'd really like your opinions on which ones are the most useful to

you. Which do you all like the best and why? I was hoping that

Trienza might be a good one to start with, as it seems to cover lots

of bases. Plus maybe a chewable one? Please give me your ideas, it's

really important to us!

Thanks!

Terri at BrainChild