Guest guest Posted December 1, 2008 Report Share Posted December 1, 2008 Ok, I would so love it if someone out there can read my long post all the way thru and give me some advice...so we are on our 3rd type of enzyme...what am I doing wrong or right? What am I missing??? The 1st enzyme was a generic brand and he became sensitive to. Sleep disturbance and irritability were the two big things after 3 or so weeks of using. The 2nd enzyme was Kirkman's WITH fruit and he had the red cheeks and irritability which started at the end of the trial pack. The 3rd enzyme is Kirkman's Isogest fruit FREE and at first...like the others...doing great..normal hyperactivity, increased bowel & sensory. We've been on the enzyme since the 14th of November and now notice red cheeks & irritability and we only use about an 1/8 of a capsule at each meal. Today I was so aggravated I gave him the whole capsule with his meal to see what would happen and he seemed a little better but I know its just a moment thing. I called Kirkman's and they didn't know what to tell me. Everything we do only works for a few weeks and then we are back at square 1 Also, he's doing something he's never done prior to enzymes...obseivly chewing on his blankets!!!! He won't stop chewing!!! And he's not teething!! My son is considered an " NT " child with leaky gut & food sensitivities. Every time I think I'm on the right track with him 2 weeks go by and he's back to being in a " bad " (irritable~whining & not feeling good) mood. I know there is a 2-3 week adjustment period but its been more than a few weeks and it gets worse??? And whats with the red cheeks if its fruit free?? And whats with the chewing on blankets and shirts? Anyone, please have any advice or similar situation? Thanks so very much! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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