Guest guest Posted June 23, 2006 Report Posted June 23, 2006 Hi all This may be a silly question but my food science isn't great and I would appreciate some help. I recently purchased both zymeprime and AFP peptizide and I'm trying to get my head round when to use what or whether I would be better sticking to the one bearing in mind zyme prime is broad specrum whilst AFP is for protein. A typical days food for Annie is as follows (all gf/cf/sf) together with what enzyme I think I should be using. Because her intake of carbohydrate is on the high side I feel we need to use the broad spectrum enzyme to help with this. She is very self restricting when it comes to food and it's been a hard slog getting this far although she has a very healthy appetite - big portions!! Breakfast: Toast, 1 zymeprime Lunch: Vegetable soup (brocoli, cauliflour, swede, carrot, onion, rice, red/green pepper, any other veggie that may be in the fridge. Straight after - a plate of sausages or some bacon. - 1/2 of each Dinner: Oven chips and baked chicken. - 1/2 of each Snack: cracker or some plain crisps. 1 zymeprime. If I was then to re-introduce say wheat pasta would I use both - AFP for the gluten and zymeprime for the carbohydrate. Thanks Loraine Quote
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