Devin, I finally accessed the board!

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I sent a message to , and they finally got my ID straightened

out. I am giving athan one Peptizyde and one Zyme-Prime with

each meal now. We have not cheated on his normal diet. That being

said, he did handle a food that he normally gets a little bit hyper

after, with no problems. We were beginning to suspect turkey hotdogs

as something he was becoming senstitive to, but we had them over the

weekend without a problem. I am seeing some other good things and

some bad things. For the good things, he was able to enter a social

situation that normally terrifies him with complete confidence. I

see improvement in language skills as far as the understandablility

and the actual complexity of phrasing. For the bad things, he seems

to be having some sensory issues that we were not experiencing any

longer, and some increased stimming. I'm hoping this will pass. In

comparison to first beginning the diet, we did see increased

stimming, an explosion in language, but improvement with sensory

problems, not regression.

Though we are allergic to soy, I am planning on giving him some later

in the week as a test. By that time he'll have been on the enzymes a

week.

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ANGELA! YOU MADE IT!

I've been waiting to hear from you, girl! I think this is great

news. By this time next week, I think you will know for sure how the

enzymes work for you. After maybe five days and then after week

three, we saw big behavior changes. All the adults in my son's life

are seeing a new child emerging. Keep me posted. Sending up another

prayer.

> I sent a message to , and they finally got my ID straightened

> out. I am giving athan one Peptizyde and one Zyme-Prime with

> each meal now. We have not cheated on his normal diet. That being

> said, he did handle a food that he normally gets a little bit hyper

> after, with no problems. We were beginning to suspect turkey

hotdogs

> as something he was becoming senstitive to, but we had them over

the

> weekend without a problem. I am seeing some other good things and

> some bad things. For the good things, he was able to enter a

social

> situation that normally terrifies him with complete confidence. I

> see improvement in language skills as far as the understandablility

> and the actual complexity of phrasing. For the bad things, he

seems

> to be having some sensory issues that we were not experiencing any

> longer, and some increased stimming. I'm hoping this will pass. In

> comparison to first beginning the diet, we did see increased

> stimming, an explosion in language, but improvement with sensory

> problems, not regression.

>

> Though we are allergic to soy, I am planning on giving him some

later

> in the week as a test. By that time he'll have been on the enzymes

a

> week.