AFP Peptizyde & Peptizyde - Mandi

[Guest guest]

I've just been trying to work out which of these two to order, would youplease tell me what is the difference between the two. (......or ifanyone else can chip in here please do so).

>>Peptizyde has Papain and Bromelin - fruity zymes, AFP stands for All Fungal Protease, so not fruity enzymes if child has intolerance to pineapple for instance. Both are a high quality, high activity blend of multiple proteases and DPPIV. The DPPIV needs mixed protease enzymes to get it to the state where the DPPIV can strut its stuff.

We always used orginal Pep and HN Zyme because thats all there was when we started, we added NF later. If your kid does not swallow caps then buying caps to start with while you figure out whats best then if you are staying with it the loose powder is much more economical long term

HTHMandi x

[Guest guest]

Hi Mandi,

I've just been trying to work out which of these two to order, would you

please tell me what is the difference between the two. (......or if

anyone else can chip in here please do so).

thanks,

emily x

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info Mandi, that is helpful!

How is the powder measured - is 1/4 tsp scoop equivalent to 1 capsule?

emily x

In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , Mum231ASD@... wrote:

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> In a message dated 07/08/2007 20:16:08 GMT Standard Time,

> emilyscorer@... writes:

>

> I've just been trying to work out which of these two to order, would

you

> please tell me what is the difference between the two. (......or if

> anyone else can chip in here please do so).

>

>

>

> >>Peptizyde has Papain and Bromelin - fruity zymes, AFP stands for All

> Fungal Protease, so not fruity enzymes if child has intolerance to

pineapple for

> instance. Both are a high quality, high activity blend of multiple

proteases

> and DPPIV. The DPPIV needs mixed protease enzymes to get it to the

state where

> the DPPIV can strut its stuff.

>

> We always used orginal Pep and HN Zyme because thats all there was

when we

> started, we added NF later. If your kid does not swallow caps then

buying caps

> to start with while you figure out whats best then if you are staying

with

> it the loose powder is much more economical long term

>

> HTH

> Mandi x

>

[Guest guest]

How is the powder measured - is 1/4 tsp scoop equivalent to 1 capsule?

[Guest guest]

How is the powder measured - is 1/4 tsp scoop equivalent to 1 capsule?

>>>yes, there is a measuring scoop included, 200 doses (equal to cap) in the loose powder pots

Mandi x