Enzymes and supplements...Devin?

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Hi all. We're new to enzymes. We're just over one week using them and

have found them very helpful. seems much more content, not

clawing at me for food before each meal, overall much more happy,

still eating well, sleeping better at night, language is booming, and

possibly his yeast issue is improved. We noticed changes for the

better in stool immediately, to firmer, darker, and more digested.

(HNI enzymes) Then we tried another brand (Natrol) which contains

cellulase because I've read that it digests the yeast cells, and we

saw what we believed to be evidence of that in the stool. We're still

analyzing all of this but will report back if/when we come to any

firm conclusions. We're hoping that using the enzymes will help make

the antifungal more effective when we start using it. (still no

script) sigh.

Anyway, the main reason for my note today is that I've been looking

into the gut healing properties of aloe vera and am confused as to

when to give it since it's ideally given on an empty stomach, yet so

are the enzymes, especially when you're hoping for the added benefit

of weakening the yeast. So here is my question:

For those using aloe vera (or colostrum for that matter since the

idea is similar) in conjunction with enzymes, what schedule have you

worked out that seems most beneficial for the benefits of each

supplement? I mean, it seems that if we use them too close together,

wouldn't the enzymes destroy the healing properties of the other

supplements? Any input from Devin as to how to split these things up

most effectively would be very much appreciated. This goes for

vitamins and any other supps we give...Thanks all.

Dawn