Re: colostrum & enzymes question(Dr. Houston)

[Guest guest]

Yes, I would separate dosing between enzymes and probiotics. One

doctor told me he saw better results with probiotics if enzymes

weren't taken at the same time. Probably because the attachment

factors produced by probiotics to allow them to attach to the gut

wall are proteins, and possibly the enzymes interfere with this

process.

Taking enzymes before the meal, and probiotics after or between meals

maybe a better dosing regimine.

Devin

> Dr. Houston,

>

> First, I'd like to say that, although this is an informal board and

everyone

> else addresses you as " Devin " , my old fashioned upbringing requires

me to

> address you as Dr. Houston... I hope you don't mind. In addition,

the immense

> amount of respect I have for what you have accomplished and my

appreciation

> that you have shared it with us compels me to give you at least

that much

> respect. Ok, all of that said (are my free enzymes in the mail yet?

LOL), I

> am wondering if you have an opinion about the dose/spacing of

probiotics as

> you do with Colostrum. In particular, I am thinking of Culturelle.

We started

> Spencer on it about 1 week ago, and although everyone indicated he

would

> probably experience diarrhea for a little while, he is actually

pretty

> constipated over the last few days. So, I am wondering if the fact

that I am

> dumping the Culturelle into his yogurt, which he eats 10 minutes

after I

> squirt the enzymes down his throat, is actually causing the

Culturelle to be

> ineffective. Any thoughts?

>

> Amber

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