Re: Enzymes cause bloating?

[Guest guest]

I'm really surprised to hear of problems with that product. Before I

even knew that what I had was yeast, I used to carry a bottle of Super

Papaya to use to *relieve* bloating! I tried all kinds of antacids

and other stuff, but the papaya tabs were the only product that gave

me relief. Did you chew them up well?

Did you use a whole bunch of them? I never used more than 2 at a

time, and I don't remember needing to use them more than 3 times in a

day. You can have too much of a good thing, but in this case I'm not

sure exactly how much that is!

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Enzymes cause bloating?

> While at the health food store yesterday, I bought a small

> roll of Super Papaya Enzyme Plus. I've heard that people

> with candidiasis may have a problem digesting food and

> should therefore take enzymes. So I picked up this little

> roll for $1.20 to try it out. By the end of the day I was

> so bloated - I haven't been bloated in such a long time I

> forgot how horrible it feels. I followed the directions,

> taking one tablet after each meal (I only took 2 yesterday).

>

> Here are the ingredients:

> Papain 25mg

> Bromelain 3.3mg

> Prolease 1.7mg

> Alpha Amylase 1.7mg

> Cellulase Enzyme .85mg

> Lipase Enzyme .85mg

> Papaya Fruit 1.7mg

> Chlorophyll 1.7mg

>

> I've already reintroduced all fruit preserves (no sugar

> type) back into my diet without any problems, so I don't

> think the problem is the fruit. Has any one else had

> problems taking enzymes?

>

> Lilly

>

[Guest guest]

yes, I can see why they may cause bloating at first.

You must must must drink lots of water to aid in digestion.

No, water does not dilute stomach acid, that is a myth.

Bloating occurs when the enzymes encounter mucous, candida, and

impacted waste along the digestive tract and intestines. Try doing a

thorough colon cleanse, using lots of water with that too, and you

should see a difference.

Hope this helps!

-adele

>

> I'm really surprised to hear of problems with that product. Before

I

> even knew that what I had was yeast, I used to carry a bottle of

Super

> Papaya to use to *relieve* bloating! I tried all kinds of antacids

> and other stuff, but the papaya tabs were the only product that gave

> me relief. Did you chew them up well?

>

> Did you use a whole bunch of them? I never used more than 2 at a

> time, and I don't remember needing to use them more than 3 times in

a

> day. You can have too much of a good thing, but in this case I'm

not

> sure exactly how much that is!

>

>

>

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> Enzymes cause bloating?

>

>

> > While at the health food store yesterday, I bought a small

> > roll of Super Papaya Enzyme Plus. I've heard that people

> > with candidiasis may have a problem digesting food and

> > should therefore take enzymes. So I picked up this little

> > roll for $1.20 to try it out. By the end of the day I was

> > so bloated - I haven't been bloated in such a long time I

> > forgot how horrible it feels. I followed the directions,

> > taking one tablet after each meal (I only took 2 yesterday).

> >

> > Here are the ingredients:

> > Papain 25mg

> > Bromelain 3.3mg

> > Prolease 1.7mg

> > Alpha Amylase 1.7mg

> > Cellulase Enzyme .85mg

> > Lipase Enzyme .85mg

> > Papaya Fruit 1.7mg

> > Chlorophyll 1.7mg

> >

> > I've already reintroduced all fruit preserves (no sugar

> > type) back into my diet without any problems, so I don't

> > think the problem is the fruit. Has any one else had

> > problems taking enzymes?

> >

> > Lilly

> >