Re: has anyone tried the houston nutraceuticals chewables?

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In a message dated 12/01/2009 23:04:35 GMT Standard Time,

o2bfuzzy@... writes:

before i

place an order, i'm just wondering if anyone has actually tasted the

chewables and do they taste good? or do they really taste like

medicine? i'd rather not waste the money - as seems typical, our son

is very picky

>>They taste fine, light orange flavour, not strong, they are hard not a

soft chewy type of thing, Ring Houston and they will send samples so you can

see

how he goes with them before you buy

_www.Houston-Enzymes.com_ (http://www.Houston-Enzymes.com)

HTH

Mandi in UK

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They taste good and my son loved them when we were transitioning to the diet.

They are expensive and I think you have to give like 3 per meal so we stopped

using them and opted for the gluten free casein free diet instead. We want to

try him again on enzymes, but this time I think we will go with the trienza or

the digest gold, not sure which one yet. We are trying some other things right

now and will try the enzymes in the next few months.

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From: Jennie

Subject: has anyone tried the houston nutraceuticals chewables?

our son is going to start taking enzymes at school with his snack and

lunch (he is 3.5 yrs.). i'd prefer to be able to send the chewables

with him as he can't swallow capsules yet. we give him capsules at

home, but break them open and syringe them in. school will do that,

but he already has to deal with this at home all the time - i really

like school to be that break from all the supplementation. before i

place an order, i'm just wondering if anyone has actually tasted the

chewables and do they taste good? or do they really taste like

medicine? i'd rather not waste the money - as seems typical, our son

is very picky

thanks!

jennie

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are they hard like a piece of hard candy? what about size - choking

hazard size or smaller?

the flavor sounds like something he would like. he easily takes the

kirkman's chewable melatonin and enjoys it every night. i'm thinking

the enzymes may be a hit if they aren't too large.

thanks for the feedback

jennie

>

> >>They taste fine, light orange flavour, not strong, they are hard

not a

> soft chewy type of thing, Ring Houston and they will send samples so

you can see

> how he goes with them before you buy

>

> _www.Houston-Enzymes.com_ (http://www.Houston-Enzymes.com)

>

> HTH

> Mandi in UK

>

>

>

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They should send some samples for you to try. I thought they kind of tasted

like smarties candies, or maybe more tart. Not bad at all. They get by my

very, very, very picky 9 year old!

Gurrrr...still won't swallow stuff!!!!!!

Tammy

has anyone tried the houston nutraceuticals chewables?

our son is going to start taking enzymes at school with his snack and

lunch (he is 3.5 yrs.). i'd prefer to be able to send the chewables

with him as he can't swallow capsules yet. we give him capsules at

home, but break them open and syringe them in. school will do that,

but he already has to deal with this at home all the time - i really

like school to be that break from all the supplementation. before i

place an order, i'm just wondering if anyone has actually tasted the

chewables and do they taste good? or do they really taste like

medicine? i'd rather not waste the money - as seems typical, our son

is very picky

thanks!

jennie

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don't know if anyone said this- you can have them send you a sample

Amy

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From: Jennie <o2bfuzzy@...>

Sent: Monday, January 12, 2009 7:25:36 PM

Subject: Re: has anyone tried the houston nutraceuticals chewables?

are they hard like a piece of hard candy? what about size - choking

hazard size or smaller?

the flavor sounds like something he would like. he easily takes the

kirkman's chewable melatonin and enjoys it every night. i'm thinking

the enzymes may be a hit if they aren't too large.

thanks for the feedback

jennie

>

> >>They taste fine, light orange flavour, not strong, they are hard

not a

> soft chewy type of thing, Ring Houston and they will send samples so

you can see

> how he goes with them before you buy

>

> _www.Houston- Enzymes.com_ (http://www.Houston- Enzymes.com)

>

> HTH

> Mandi in UK

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

About the size of a dime and are hard like chewable vitamins or sweet tarts, not

like hard candy.

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From: Jennie

Subject: Re: has anyone tried the houston nutraceuticals chewables?

are they hard like a piece of hard candy? what about size - choking

hazard size or smaller?

[Guest guest]

Jennie,

My son (3.9Yr Old Aspie) will not eat them, He gobbles down his

flavored zinc. They they have a funny after taste in my opinion. Are

hard like a Sweetart sugar candy, but a little bigger.

Beth

>

> are they hard like a piece of hard candy? what about size - choking

> hazard size or smaller?

>

> the flavor sounds like something he would like. he easily takes the

> kirkman's chewable melatonin and enjoys it every night. i'm

thinking

> the enzymes may be a hit if they aren't too large.

>

> thanks for the feedback

>

> jennie

>

> >

> > >>They taste fine, light orange flavour, not strong, they are

hard

> not a

> > soft chewy type of thing, Ring Houston and they will send samples

so

> you can see

> > how he goes with them before you buy

> >

> > _www.Houston-Enzymes.com_ (http://www.Houston-Enzymes.com)

> >

> > HTH

> > Mandi in UK

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

my son took the chewables wtih no problem...the AFP tastes the worst; someone

suggest to take it eihter first or last...i followed that and it worked.

Houstons will willingly send you samples, just call and ask.

Our school nurse prefers to open a trienza and mix it in a small amt of juice

(vs the several chewables he needed in 3 containers). I supply small bottles of

juice that she pours a small amt out of. She actually kept a empty bottle,

washed it and sent it with his teacher for a field trip with the direction to

open the capsel and mix into the juice. She is awesome, so is the teacher.

Everyone was a bit concerned our son would not like to be singled out to go to

the nurse before lunch...but it has not been a problem at all, just part of his

routine.

> From: Jennie <o2bfuzzy@...>

> Subject: Re: has anyone tried the houston nutraceuticals chewables?

>

> Date: Monday, January 12, 2009, 4:25 PM

> are they hard like a piece of hard candy? what about size -

> choking

> hazard size or smaller?

>

> the flavor sounds like something he would like. he easily

> takes the

> kirkman's chewable melatonin and enjoys it every night.

> i'm thinking

> the enzymes may be a hit if they aren't too large.

>

> thanks for the feedback

>

> jennie

>

> >

> > >>They taste fine, light orange flavour, not

> strong, they are hard

> not a

> > soft chewy type of thing, Ring Houston and they will

> send samples so

> you can see

> > how he goes with them before you buy

> >

> > _www.Houston-Enzymes.com_

> (http://www.Houston-Enzymes.com)

> >

> > HTH

> > Mandi in UK

> >

> >

> >