Another GSE question

[Guest guest]

We just started GSE today. Have been using the HNI trio for awhile,

though No Phenol was the most recent addition and we have only been

using that for a few weeks.

We accidentally got a bit more than a drop of the GSE, more like a

squirt, in our kiddo's drink this afternoon(he's 4, ASD). He has

been non-stop chatty ever since. Not hyper in a body/physical way,

more like his mind is working quicker. Just wants to talk and talk.

He's always been verbal, but not really conversational, if you know

what I mean.

This is not necessarily bad, but it took him a long time to go to

sleep. I think I gave too much, maybe? We wanted to use it as a

yeast killer, but I had also heard it helped with other things like

speech and had a calming effect. Seems we got the opposite--not

hyper, more like more aware of something?

Just wondering, what are some typical effects, good and bad.

I have rarely seen this immediate of a reaction in my child. It

usually takes at least a week to see anything, so I am intrigued.

[Guest guest]

> This is not necessarily bad, but it took him a long time to go to

> sleep. I think I gave too much, maybe?

Possibly. This could have been a lot of die off, or he might have

phenol intolerance issues. Did you give the GSE with No-Fenol?

Dana

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dana, I give the No Phenol with meals. I've been giving it

with all his meals, no matter what he eats, along with the other two

HNI enzymes. I just give all 3 with every meal. I hope that is ok.

It has seemed to be fine.

I gave the GSE in-between meals mixed in a little OJ. Should I be

giving them at the same time? That is, give No Phenol when I give the

GSE, together?

> > This is not necessarily bad, but it took him a long time to go to

> > sleep. I think I gave too much, maybe?

>

>

> Possibly. This could have been a lot of die off, or he might have

> phenol intolerance issues. Did you give the GSE with No-Fenol?

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

Sorry, I can't help, but I had a quick question for you. Is your GSE is

glycerin? Mine is and

I had a hard time getting out just one drop for my son and it was BITTER.

>

> We just started GSE today. Have been using the HNI trio for awhile,

> though No Phenol was the most recent addition and we have only been

> using that for a few weeks.

>

> We accidentally got a bit more than a drop of the GSE, more like a

> squirt, in our kiddo's drink this afternoon(he's 4, ASD). He has

> been non-stop chatty ever since. Not hyper in a body/physical way,

> more like his mind is working quicker. Just wants to talk and talk.

> He's always been verbal, but not really conversational, if you know

> what I mean.

>

> This is not necessarily bad, but it took him a long time to go to

> sleep. I think I gave too much, maybe? We wanted to use it as a

> yeast killer, but I had also heard it helped with other things like

> speech and had a calming effect. Seems we got the opposite--not

> hyper, more like more aware of something?

>

> Just wondering, what are some typical effects, good and bad.

>

> I have rarely seen this immediate of a reaction in my child. It

> usually takes at least a week to see anything, so I am intrigued.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, it does have glycerin. I can't tell a taste, but it does have a

light citrus smell.

> >

> > We just started GSE today. Have been using the HNI trio for

awhile,

> > though No Phenol was the most recent addition and we have only

been

> > using that for a few weeks.

> >

> > We accidentally got a bit more than a drop of the GSE, more like

a

> > squirt, in our kiddo's drink this afternoon(he's 4, ASD). He

has

> > been non-stop chatty ever since. Not hyper in a body/physical

way,

> > more like his mind is working quicker. Just wants to talk and

talk.

> > He's always been verbal, but not really conversational, if you

know

> > what I mean.

> >

> > This is not necessarily bad, but it took him a long time to go

to

> > sleep. I think I gave too much, maybe? We wanted to use it as

a

> > yeast killer, but I had also heard it helped with other things

like

> > speech and had a calming effect. Seems we got the opposite--not

> > hyper, more like more aware of something?

> >

> > Just wondering, what are some typical effects, good and bad.

> >

> > I have rarely seen this immediate of a reaction in my child. It

> > usually takes at least a week to see anything, so I am intrigued.

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> Thanks Dana, I give the No Phenol with meals. I've been giving it

> with all his meals, no matter what he eats, along with the other two

> HNI enzymes. I just give all 3 with every meal. I hope that is ok.

> It has seemed to be fine.

I gave all 3 enzymes to my kids with all meals and snacks for about 2

years.

> I gave the GSE in-between meals mixed in a little OJ. Should I be

> giving them at the same time? That is, give No Phenol when I give the

> GSE, together?

Yes, that will help with any phenol reaction to the GSE and the OJ.

My son did not tolerate oranges with No-Fenol, so your child might

still have problems, but try the No-Fenol first, see if it works.

Dana