Re: Awesome update! [YES!!!]

[Guest guest]

Oh, Patti! This is so wonderful! I CAN RELATE!

My youngest used to ask, " Why does hate me? " And indeed, it

seemed did hate his younger brother. When the youngest was

little, would run up to him and slam him backwards - usually

on the wood floor. This was a big and stressful problem. After the

diet, they would occasionally chase each other, but no

real " brotherly " interaction. Now, they are best friends. Ok, they

DO fight, but they also play and they also love each other.

's interaction with his brother is by far the biggest change

we've seen since starting the enzymes and it was the one thing I

never thought I'd see.

> Just had to share a memorable Sunday in our house! My 7 1/2 year

old

> nt daughter said " Daddy I feel like I have a new brother! " Well

> coming from our house that is like Unbelieveable! Since my son was

18

> months old he has been hitting,biting,tormenting, and basically

making

> life for his sister *!# To put it nicely " miserable " . Since

starting

> the enzymes we have noticed that he is more willing to play NICELY

> with his sister but only for short periods of time, then my son

> usually does something to ruin it and the party is over. No

> re-directing, no learning from time out, Just seperation is all you

> can do. (now I know all nt siblings ,as well as AS children have

> theese problems but lets just say it's different right?) Well today

my

> kids played ALL DAY together and had a ball! Sure little

disagreements

> popped up but they handled them alone and worked them out. Miracles

do

> happen. Thanks everyone/thanks Devon Patti

[Guest guest]

what kind of enzymes are they taking? how about for

adults what kind are good?

--- ckelley100@... wrote:

> Oh, Patti! This is so wonderful! I CAN RELATE!

>

> My youngest used to ask, " Why does hate me? "

> And indeed, it

> seemed did hate his younger brother. When

> the youngest was

> little, would run up to him and slam him

> backwards - usually

> on the wood floor. This was a big and stressful

> problem. After the

> diet, they would occasionally chase each other, but

> no

> real " brotherly " interaction. Now, they are best

> friends. Ok, they

> DO fight, but they also play and they also love each

> other.

> 's interaction with his brother is by far the

> biggest change

> we've seen since starting the enzymes and it was the

> one thing I

> never thought I'd see.

>

>

>

>

> > Just had to share a memorable Sunday in our house!

> My 7 1/2 year

> old

> > nt daughter said " Daddy I feel like I have a new

> brother! " Well

> > coming from our house that is like Unbelieveable!

> Since my son was

> 18

> > months old he has been hitting,biting,tormenting,

> and basically

> making

> > life for his sister *!# To put it nicely

> " miserable " . Since

> starting

> > the enzymes we have noticed that he is more

> willing to play NICELY

> > with his sister but only for short periods of

> time, then my son

> > usually does something to ruin it and the party is

> over. No

> > re-directing, no learning from time out, Just

> seperation is all you

> > can do. (now I know all nt siblings ,as well as AS

> children have

> > theese problems but lets just say it's different

> right?) Well today

> my

> > kids played ALL DAY together and had a ball! Sure

> little

> disagreements

> > popped up but they handled them alone and worked

> them out. Miracles

> do

> > happen. Thanks everyone/thanks Devon Patti

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Michele,

Only my oldest takes enzymes. He takes Peptizyde and HN-Zyme Prime

from www.houstonni.com. Some adults here have reported good results

also.

[Guest guest]

> > > Just had to share a memorable Sunday in our house!

> > My 7 1/2 year

> > old

> > > nt daughter said " Daddy I feel like I have a new

> > brother! " Well

> > > coming from our house that is like Unbelieveable!

> > Since my son was

> > 18

> > > months old he has been hitting,biting,tormenting,

> > and basically

> > making

> > > life for his sister *!# To put it nicely

> > " miserable " . Since

> > starting

> > > the enzymes we have noticed that he is more

> > willing to play NICELY

> > > with his sister but only for short periods of

> > time, then my son

> > > usually does something to ruin it and the party is

> > over. No

> > > re-directing, no learning from time out, Just

> > seperation is all you

> > > can do. (now I know all nt siblings ,as well as AS

> > children have

> > > theese problems but lets just say it's different

> > right?) Well today

> > my

> > > kids played ALL DAY together and had a ball! Sure

> > little

> > disagreements

> > > popped up but they handled them alone and worked

> > them out. Miracles

> > do

> > > happen. Thanks everyone/thanks Devon Patti

> >

> >

> >