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In a message dated 11/01/2008 13:08:12 GMT Standard Time, alyricss@...

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We have been using Enzymedica's Digest Gold which is a broad spectrum

enzyme,

Gluten Ease which is Enzymedica's gluten digester, and

Houston's No-Fenol.

I need a cheaper sub for all those products - buying retail is just too

expensive.

>>>AFP Peptizyde or Peptizyde (gluten digester) Zyme Prime or HN Zyme (broad

spectrum) and the No Fenol you already have :)

Mandi in UK

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peptizyde is for gluten, dairy, soy, all the biggies.

zyme prime is for carbs, fats, and some phenols

no-fenol is for phenols.

We use all three for the 3 main meals and just no-fenol and zyme prime for

snacks.

Dani

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> I'm confused. I called Houston to find out about switching to their products

and was

unable to determine which products I should buy- nobody who knew the answer was

in

yesterday.

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> We have been using Enzymedica's Digest Gold which is a broad spectrum

enzyme,

> Gluten Ease which is Enzymedica's gluten digester, and

> Houston's No-Fenol.

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> I need a cheaper sub for all those products - buying retail is just too

expensive.

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> Thanks anybody - and I am calling Houston again today but thought you guys

would

be the best sounding board anyway.

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The difference in the AFP Peptizide and the regular Peptizide and between Zyme

Prime and HN Zyme Prime is that one has bromelain and papain and the other does

not. Some kids are sensitive to the bromelain and papain.

Zyme Prime also has cellulose as a filler and HN Zyme Prime has rice bran oil.

Mum231ASD@... wrote:

In a message dated 11/01/2008 13:08:12 GMT Standard Time, alyricss@...

writes:

We have been using Enzymedica's Digest Gold which is a broad spectrum

enzyme,

Gluten Ease which is Enzymedica's gluten digester, and

Houston's No-Fenol.

I need a cheaper sub for all those products - buying retail is just too

expensive.

>>>AFP Peptizyde or Peptizyde (gluten digester) Zyme Prime or HN Zyme (broad

spectrum) and the No Fenol you already have :)

Mandi in UK

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