Re: enhansa and sensitivity

[Guest guest]

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when we first started Enhansa, my son had three days of really high fevers,

rashes, etc. But no really emotional stuff. We've had two unexplained,

sunburn-like, blotchy, hot to the touch and really pink, rashes and they both

disappeared within 20 minutes. I even took him to the emergency room, and they

tested for strep,considered fifth's disease, nothing, the rash was too sudden

and gone too fast. Still don't know what it was, but I can tell you that after

the first week or so, the Enhansa has been great for him. We ALWAYS give

No-fenol with each dose. Not sure it helps alot, but the rashes do seem to be

odd and come and go.

Oh, and have you tried sticking it in a little Sunbutter?

Amy

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> I just started my son on 75mg of Enhansa, about every other day just because I

haven't figured out the best way to sneak it into him. His poop turned yellow

(again), and his first bath after starting this was torture. I had epsom salt in

the water and it was quite warm, but usually he loves this. His skin turned

blotchy red and he had the biggest meltdown I've ever seen. I had to take him

out before he hurt himself or drowned. Then he asked me to sing to him and he

calmed down and his skin went back to normal. Anyone had similar experiences?

Could this be Enhansa or something else? Thanks

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[Guest guest]

Reaction to phenols naturally occurring in the enhansa, no fenol enzyme should

take care of it if given w enhansa until he adjusts to it.

Good luck.

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> I just started my son on 75mg of Enhansa, about every other day just because I

haven't figured out the best way to sneak it into him. His poop turned yellow

(again), and his first bath after starting this was torture. I had epsom salt in

the water and it was quite warm, but usually he loves this. His skin turned

blotchy red and he had the biggest meltdown I've ever seen. I had to take him

out before he hurt himself or drowned. Then he asked me to sing to him and he

calmed down and his skin went back to normal. Anyone had similar experiences?

Could this be Enhansa or something else? Thanks

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[Guest guest]

My son can't process phenols either and his reaction is hyperactivity or

emotional meltdown. Even with an Epsom Salt bath, his ears turn bright red now

(not when he eats phenolic foods)and your son may have been really detoxing the

phenols too fast for him to handle. I started my son on 1/2 of the white spoon

for Enhansa which is about 35 mg and went super slow on increasing the doses. By

the time we got to 425 mg I had to stop, he just can't handle the phenol load.

this was our second attempt at it too.

Here are two posts that address Enhansa and phenols on my blog:

http://healingautismandadhd.wordpress.com/2010/08/04/swimming-brings-him-to-tear\

s/

http://healingautismandadhd.wordpress.com/2010/07/11/curcumin-cancer-fighter-aut\

ism-healer/

Joanne

www.healingautismandadhd.wordpress.com

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> I just started my son on 75mg of Enhansa, about every other day just because I

haven't figured out the best way to sneak it into him. His poop turned yellow

(again), and his first bath after starting this was torture. I had epsom salt in

the water and it was quite warm, but usually he loves this. His skin turned

blotchy red and he had the biggest meltdown I've ever seen. I had to take him

out before he hurt himself or drowned. Then he asked me to sing to him and he

calmed down and his skin went back to normal. Anyone had similar experiences?

Could this be Enhansa or something else? Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

My son is super sensitive to salt baths...he's always had sensitive skin, eczema

etc. When we first did the baths he was fine. Now it burns him. I read that it

just does that to some kids. He can take it orally just fine. The cream was fine

too. Not sure about the poo...could just be from the orange color of the enhansa

From: HLMPT4@...

Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2010 18:22:56 +0000

Subject: enhansa and sensitivity

I just started my son on 75mg of Enhansa, about every other day just because I

haven't figured out the best way to sneak it into him. His poop turned yellow

(again), and his first bath after starting this was torture. I had epsom salt in

the water and it was quite warm, but usually he loves this. His skin turned

blotchy red and he had the biggest meltdown I've ever seen. I had to take him

out before he hurt himself or drowned. Then he asked me to sing to him and he

calmed down and his skin went back to normal. Anyone had similar experiences?

Could this be Enhansa or something else? Thanks

[Guest guest]

thanks again, Amy. Don't have sunbutter...its that a sunflower seed butter? My

son was up and down all night crying, and he feels a little warm right now. This

will sound sadistic, but I am so hoping he will get a fever and rash. I want

Enhansa to work so badly!

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> > I just started my son on 75mg of Enhansa, about every other day just because

I haven't figured out the best way to sneak it into him. His poop turned yellow

(again), and his first bath after starting this was torture. I had epsom salt in

the water and it was quite warm, but usually he loves this. His skin turned

blotchy red and he had the biggest meltdown I've ever seen. I had to take him

out before he hurt himself or drowned. Then he asked me to sing to him and he

calmed down and his skin went back to normal. Anyone had similar experiences?

Could this be Enhansa or something else? Thanks

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Joanne! I've never seen any other signs that phenols were a problem for

my son. Do you think that curcumin is so high in phenols that it is effecting

him? I don't have a problem getting some No-PHenol...I was about to order some

more TriEnza anyway. We did fine of 75mg Enhnasa for almost a week. I guess

we'll see how the weekend goes! Thanks again!

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> > I just started my son on 75mg of Enhansa, about every other day just because

I haven't figured out the best way to sneak it into him. His poop turned yellow

(again), and his first bath after starting this was torture. I had epsom salt in

the water and it was quite warm, but usually he loves this. His skin turned

blotchy red and he had the biggest meltdown I've ever seen. I had to take him

out before he hurt himself or drowned. Then he asked me to sing to him and he

calmed down and his skin went back to normal. Anyone had similar experiences?

Could this be Enhansa or something else? Thanks

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[Guest guest]

yes, curcumin is very high in phenols and when you noticed a problem, it may be

because his phenols built up and his liver wasn't detoxing them. Need to help

the body process the phenols with the support I mentioned, especially as you up

the dose of Enhansa.

JOanne

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> > > I just started my son on 75mg of Enhansa, about every other day just

because I haven't figured out the best way to sneak it into him. His poop turned

yellow (again), and his first bath after starting this was torture. I had epsom

salt in the water and it was quite warm, but usually he loves this. His skin

turned blotchy red and he had the biggest meltdown I've ever seen. I had to take

him out before he hurt himself or drowned. Then he asked me to sing to him and

he calmed down and his skin went back to normal. Anyone had similar experiences?

Could this be Enhansa or something else? Thanks

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[Guest guest]

Well, the Enhansa appears to be working. We increased to 150mg daily, and three

days later he looked like he had a stomach virus. When that was gone, he had

several wonderful days, then he came down with a low grade fever, runny nose,

and an itchy rough rash on his butt and belly. I called Lee Silsby and the

pharmacist said this sounded like a yeast die-off rash, but it seems to me more

like a viral thing to me. Anyway, we are excited that Enhansa is working and we

are hoping for some great healing.

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> > > > I just started my son on 75mg of Enhansa, about every other day just

because I haven't figured out the best way to sneak it into him. His poop turned

yellow (again), and his first bath after starting this was torture. I had epsom

salt in the water and it was quite warm, but usually he loves this. His skin

turned blotchy red and he had the biggest meltdown I've ever seen. I had to take

him out before he hurt himself or drowned. Then he asked me to sing to him and

he calmed down and his skin went back to normal. Anyone had similar experiences?

Could this be Enhansa or something else? Thanks

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[Guest guest]

I really think Enhansa is working for us! With each small increase in dose, my

DS gets a minor illness, stools are consistently better, and the gains in

speech, behavior, mood, and school performance have been really great! His first

report card actually said " massive improvements. " We just increased to 225mg

divided daily and just like clockwork, the sniffles started 3 days later. We hit

one road block with a sinus infection that required an antibiotic, but he

rebounded from the temporary diahrea quickly, and yeast symptoms were brief.

And most exciting to me...I think we are ready to reduce the enzymes now! My DS

has been taking 4 trienza chewables and 2 lipase capsules with each meal. For

the past few weeks, I've been giving him one capsule of Houston peptidase with

meals and stools remain in the realm of normal. With an extra fatty meal I throw

in some lipase. We've even been cheating on GFCF a little, letting him have

cereals that are corn or rice based but not GF, he eats an occasional bite of a

high oxalate food, and he's gotten a little taste of cheese, with no ill effect

so far.

I have to credit Enhansa for helping to heal his gut. 2 years on enzymes and

restricted diet helped tremendously, but we couldn't ever get to the next level

of healing. I hope I am not getting my hopes up prematurely, but we would LOVE

to get off all these pills and diets!

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> My son is super sensitive to salt baths...he's always had sensitive skin,

eczema etc. When we first did the baths he was fine. Now it burns him. I read

that it just does that to some kids. He can take it orally just fine. The cream

was fine too. Not sure about the poo...could just be from the orange color of

the enhansa

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> Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2010 18:22:56 +0000

> Subject: enhansa and sensitivity

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> I just started my son on 75mg of Enhansa, about every other day just because I

haven't figured out the best way to sneak it into him. His poop turned yellow

(again), and his first bath after starting this was torture. I had epsom salt in

the water and it was quite warm, but usually he loves this. His skin turned

blotchy red and he had the biggest meltdown I've ever seen. I had to take him

out before he hurt himself or drowned. Then he asked me to sing to him and he

calmed down and his skin went back to normal. Anyone had similar experiences?

Could this be Enhansa or something else? Thanks

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