Re: OT: Cream of Tartar pH (was) OT: H. pylori ()

[Guest guest]

Hi Lena,

Good thinking! I would never have thought about the pH of cream of tartar!!

It is about 5... So it is acidic... Stomach acid ranges from 1 - 3.5

so it is more acidic.. I would think many Lymies have higher

stomach pH, same for older folks...

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_pH_level_of_cream_of_tartar

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003883.htm

Cream of tartar should be taken on an empty stomach, 1 hr before

or 2 hours after food... Taking apple cider vinegar 1/2 hr before

meals or Betaine HCl with meals increases stomach acid.

When I took cream of tartar, I scaled up to 2 Tbsp's daily, broken

into 3 - 4 doses..

Take care,

Jim

> >

> > Hi ,

> >

> > I already do all those things--have been taking enzymes, HCl, and

> good

> > probiotics for years. I don't think I've heard of the ones you named,

> > though, the ones with chromotrypsin, so I'll look into those. I

> take 3

> > different probiotics, and I take them morning and night, plus three

> 8-ounce

> > glasses of kombucha. The same Metametrix test that showed the H.

> pylori

> > also showed good levels of healthy bacteria. My diet is mostly

> vegetables

> > and fruits, so very high in fiber.

> >

> > I've had my thyroid checked and spent a good part of last year

> dealing with

> > trying to take thyroid medication. I still have bottles of both

> Westhroid

> > and liothyronine, tons of the stuff, actually. Can't take them--my

> b.p.

> > skyrocketed, and I had horrible insomnia, had to have a full

> cardiac workup

> > because of all the symptoms. Finally figured out the meds were

> pooling in

> > my blood because cortisol is needed to usher thyroid into the

> cells, and

> > mine was low. But supplementing with hydrocortisone didn't work for

> me--it

> > brought back Lyme which had been dormant for several years. So it

> was a

> > catch-22 situation, I guess.

> >

> > I'm coiling now for H. pylori, and hoping that has some effect. I've

> > ordered some Manuka honey, gotten some lactoferrin, and some

> prebiotics as

> > well. Maybe things will turn around eventually. I'm living in a

> state of

> > almost constant jitters, so something has the upper hand. This jitter

> > problem seems to have resumed once I started coiling for babesia a

> couple of

> > weeks ago. I was up till 2:00 a.m. this morning, couldn't stop

> twitching.

> > Little over one more week remains till spring, and it hardly seems

> like it

> > to me, as I've spent the entire winter housebound. Last time I saw

> " normal "

> > was the week before Christmas.

> >

> > Peggy

> >

> > _____

> >

> > From: Lyme_and_Rife [mailto:Lyme_and_Rife

> ]

> > On Behalf Of musiclady

> > Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2011 4:23 PM

> > To: Lyme_and_Rife

> > Subject: Re: OT: H. pylori ()

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi Peggy,

> >

> > Outside of adding enough fiber to your diet, are you also taking

> digestive

> > Enzymes with meals in the AM upon rising and in the PM before bed?

> I do 4 in

> > the AM 4 in the PM and one with each meal. Take HCL before meals

> and the

> > enzymes are best taken between meals because as I understand it the

> HCL

> > kills the enzymes. I use enzymes that have a lot of chymotrypsin by

> American

> > Biologics called Infzyme. These are the enzymes that many of the

> Cancer

> > clinics recommend. Also you should be doing a good probiotic twice

> a day

> > morning and night and then of course treat any parasites, candida

> infections

> > and Hpylori. Also have your thyroid checked? An underactive thyroid

> will

> > effect your digestion. I have been on thyroid for years and

> suddenly with

> > Lyme it was no longer working. It turned out I need to take two

> different

> > thyroid meds one is called Liothyronine and the other is Westhroid,

> because

> > I apparently don't convert T4 to T3, it's called ' Thyroid

> Syndrome.

> > My new regimen brought my 94 degree temp back up to normal. Since

> correcting

> > digestion I no longer have any multiple chemical sensitivity nor food

> > allergies. Hang in there you will get better, it takes

> determination and

> > thinking outside of the box.

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Jim,COT seems to have resolved my candida, at least as far as I can tell. The morning dose I take and hour or so before eating, but I've taken the second dose with food. Guess I should reconsider that. Hmmmm.Be well,LénaHi Lena,Good thinking! I would never have thought about the pH of cream of tartar!!It is about 5... So it is acidic... Stomach acid ranges from 1 - 3.5so it is more acidic.. I would think many Lymies have higherstomach pH, same for older folks...http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_pH_level_of_cream_of_tartarhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003883.htmCream of tartar should be taken on an empty stomach, 1 hr beforeor 2 hours after food... Taking apple cider vinegar 1/2 hr before meals or Betaine HCl with meals increases stomach acid.When I took cream of tartar, I scaled up to 2 Tbsp's daily, brokeninto 3 - 4 doses.. Take care,Jim> >> > Hi ,> >> > I already do all those things--have been taking enzymes, HCl, and > good> > probiotics for years. I don't think I've heard of the ones you named,> > though, the ones with chromotrypsin, so I'll look into those. I > take 3> > different probiotics, and I take them morning and night, plus three > 8-ounce> > glasses of kombucha. The same Metametrix test that showed the H. > pylori> > also showed good levels of healthy bacteria. My diet is mostly > vegetables> > and fruits, so very high in fiber.> >> > I've had my thyroid checked and spent a good part of last year > dealing with> > trying to take thyroid medication. I still have bottles of both > Westhroid> > and liothyronine, tons of the stuff, actually. Can't take them--my > b.p.> > skyrocketed, and I had horrible insomnia, had to have a full > cardiac workup> > because of all the symptoms. Finally figured out the meds were > pooling in> > my blood because cortisol is needed to usher thyroid into the > cells, and> > mine was low. But supplementing with hydrocortisone didn't work for > me--it> > brought back Lyme which had been dormant for several years. So it > was a> > catch-22 situation, I guess.> >> > I'm coiling now for H. pylori, and hoping that has some effect. I've> > ordered some Manuka honey, gotten some lactoferrin, and some > prebiotics as> > well. Maybe things will turn around eventually. I'm living in a > state of> > almost constant jitters, so something has the upper hand. This jitter> > problem seems to have resumed once I started coiling for babesia a > couple of> > weeks ago. I was up till 2:00 a.m. this morning, couldn't stop > twitching.> > Little over one more week remains till spring, and it hardly seems > like it> > to me, as I've spent the entire winter housebound. Last time I saw > "normal"> > was the week before Christmas.> >> > Peggy> >> > _____> >> > From: Lyme_and_Rife [mailto:Lyme_and_Rife > ]> > On Behalf Of musiclady> > Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2011 4:23 PM> > To: Lyme_and_Rife > > Subject: Re: OT: H. pylori ()> >> >> >> >> > Hi Peggy,> >> > Outside of adding enough fiber to your diet, are you also taking > digestive> > Enzymes with meals in the AM upon rising and in the PM before bed? > I do 4 in> > the AM 4 in the PM and one with each meal. Take HCL before meals > and the> > enzymes are best taken between meals because as I understand it the > HCL> > kills the enzymes. I use enzymes that have a lot of chymotrypsin by > American> > Biologics called Infzyme. These are the enzymes that many of the > Cancer> > clinics recommend. Also you should be doing a good probiotic twice > a day> > morning and night and then of course treat any parasites, candida > infections> > and Hpylori. Also have your thyroid checked? An underactive thyroid > will> > effect your digestion. I have been on thyroid for years and > suddenly with> > Lyme it was no longer working. It turned out I need to take two > different> > thyroid meds one is called Liothyronine and the other is Westhroid, > because> > I apparently don't convert T4 to T3, it's called ' Thyroid > Syndrome.> > My new regimen brought my 94 degree temp back up to normal. Since > correcting> > digestion I no longer have any multiple chemical sensitivity nor food> > allergies. Hang in there you will get better, it takes > determination and> > thinking outside of the box.> >> > > >>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lena,

As I understand the way cream of tartar works on killing Candida, it actually

drowns them by encapsulating them. Thus the reason for taking on an empty

stomach, easier to get them I would think... You can also take CoT in the middle

of the night if you awaken then, that's a good time..

I actually bought 5 lbs from BulkFoods.com thinking I was going to be fighting

Candida for a long time, but I got rid of mine in a little over 2 months by

scaling up to 2 Tbsp's daily. I had just finished 14 weeks of abx and it didn't

take long for Candida to take control of me.. I thought my gut flora was ruined,

but someone told me my symptoms sounded like Candida.. They were right... That

was a good 5 years ago and I haven't been bothered with it since..

Take care,

Jim

> > >

> > > Hi ,

> > >

> > > I already do all those things--have been taking enzymes, HCl, and

> > good

> > > probiotics for years. I don't think I've heard of the ones you

> named,

> > > though, the ones with chromotrypsin, so I'll look into those. I

> > take 3

> > > different probiotics, and I take them morning and night, plus three

> > 8-ounce

> > > glasses of kombucha. The same Metametrix test that showed the H.

> > pylori

> > > also showed good levels of healthy bacteria. My diet is mostly

> > vegetables

> > > and fruits, so very high in fiber.

> > >

> > > I've had my thyroid checked and spent a good part of last year

> > dealing with

> > > trying to take thyroid medication. I still have bottles of both

> > Westhroid

> > > and liothyronine, tons of the stuff, actually. Can't take them--my

> > b.p.

> > > skyrocketed, and I had horrible insomnia, had to have a full

> > cardiac workup

> > > because of all the symptoms. Finally figured out the meds were

> > pooling in

> > > my blood because cortisol is needed to usher thyroid into the

> > cells, and

> > > mine was low. But supplementing with hydrocortisone didn't work for

> > me--it

> > > brought back Lyme which had been dormant for several years. So it

> > was a

> > > catch-22 situation, I guess.

> > >

> > > I'm coiling now for H. pylori, and hoping that has some effect.

> I've

> > > ordered some Manuka honey, gotten some lactoferrin, and some

> > prebiotics as

> > > well. Maybe things will turn around eventually. I'm living in a

> > state of

> > > almost constant jitters, so something has the upper hand. This

> jitter

> > > problem seems to have resumed once I started coiling for babesia a

> > couple of

> > > weeks ago. I was up till 2:00 a.m. this morning, couldn't stop

> > twitching.

> > > Little over one more week remains till spring, and it hardly seems

> > like it

> > > to me, as I've spent the entire winter housebound. Last time I saw

> > " normal "

> > > was the week before Christmas.

> > >

> > > Peggy

> > >

> > > _____

> > >

> > > From: Lyme_and_Rife [mailto:Lyme_and_Rife

> > ]

> > > On Behalf Of musiclady

> > > Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2011 4:23 PM

> > > To: Lyme_and_Rife

> > > Subject: Re: OT: H. pylori ()

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi Peggy,

> > >

> > > Outside of adding enough fiber to your diet, are you also taking

> > digestive

> > > Enzymes with meals in the AM upon rising and in the PM before bed?

> > I do 4 in

> > > the AM 4 in the PM and one with each meal. Take HCL before meals

> > and the

> > > enzymes are best taken between meals because as I understand it the

> > HCL

> > > kills the enzymes. I use enzymes that have a lot of chymotrypsin by

> > American

> > > Biologics called Infzyme. These are the enzymes that many of the

> > Cancer

> > > clinics recommend. Also you should be doing a good probiotic twice

> > a day

> > > morning and night and then of course treat any parasites, candida

> > infections

> > > and Hpylori. Also have your thyroid checked? An underactive thyroid

> > will

> > > effect your digestion. I have been on thyroid for years and

> > suddenly with

> > > Lyme it was no longer working. It turned out I need to take two

> > different

> > > thyroid meds one is called Liothyronine and the other is Westhroid,

> > because

> > > I apparently don't convert T4 to T3, it's called ' Thyroid

> > Syndrome.

> > > My new regimen brought my 94 degree temp back up to normal. Since

> > correcting

> > > digestion I no longer have any multiple chemical sensitivity nor

> food

> > > allergies. Hang in there you will get better, it takes

> > determination and

> > > thinking outside of the box.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim,What were your symptoms? My husband just did a course of abx for a dental issue, and I insisted that he take fresh kefir a.m. and p.m., but he's been kind of 'off, with headaches and slight nausea and I'm watching him closely.Be well,LénaHi Lena,As I understand the way cream of tartar works on killing Candida, it actually drowns them by encapsulating them. Thus the reason for taking on an empty stomach, easier to get them I would think... You can also take CoT in the middle of the night if you awaken then, that's a good time.. I actually bought 5 lbs from BulkFoods.com thinking I was going to be fighting Candida for a long time, but I got rid of mine in a little over 2 months by scaling up to 2 Tbsp's daily. I had just finished 14 weeks of abx and it didn't take long for Candida to take control of me.. I thought my gut flora was ruined, but someone told me my symptoms sounded like Candida.. They were right... That was a good 5 years ago and I haven't been bothered with it since.. Take care,Jim> > >> > > Hi ,> > >> > > I already do all those things--have been taking enzymes, HCl, and> > good> > > probiotics for years. I don't think I've heard of the ones you > named,> > > though, the ones with chromotrypsin, so I'll look into those. I> > take 3> > > different probiotics, and I take them morning and night, plus three> > 8-ounce> > > glasses of kombucha. The same Metametrix test that showed the H.> > pylori> > > also showed good levels of healthy bacteria. My diet is mostly> > vegetables> > > and fruits, so very high in fiber.> > >> > > I've had my thyroid checked and spent a good part of last year> > dealing with> > > trying to take thyroid medication. I still have bottles of both> > Westhroid> > > and liothyronine, tons of the stuff, actually. Can't take them--my> > b.p.> > > skyrocketed, and I had horrible insomnia, had to have a full> > cardiac workup> > > because of all the symptoms. Finally figured out the meds were> > pooling in> > > my blood because cortisol is needed to usher thyroid into the> > cells, and> > > mine was low. But supplementing with hydrocortisone didn't work for> > me--it> > > brought back Lyme which had been dormant for several years. So it> > was a> > > catch-22 situation, I guess.> > >> > > I'm coiling now for H. pylori, and hoping that has some effect. > I've> > > ordered some Manuka honey, gotten some lactoferrin, and some> > prebiotics as> > > well. Maybe things will turn around eventually. I'm living in a> > state of> > > almost constant jitters, so something has the upper hand. This > jitter> > > problem seems to have resumed once I started coiling for babesia a> > couple of> > > weeks ago. I was up till 2:00 a.m. this morning, couldn't stop> > twitching.> > > Little over one more week remains till spring, and it hardly seems> > like it> > > to me, as I've spent the entire winter housebound. Last time I saw> > "normal"> > > was the week before Christmas.> > >> > > Peggy> > >> > > _____> > >> > > From: Lyme_and_Rife [mailto:Lyme_and_Rife > > ]> > > On Behalf Of musiclady> > > Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2011 4:23 PM> > > To: Lyme_and_Rife > > > Subject: Re: OT: H. pylori ()> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > Hi Peggy,> > >> > > Outside of adding enough fiber to your diet, are you also taking> > digestive> > > Enzymes with meals in the AM upon rising and in the PM before bed?> > I do 4 in> > > the AM 4 in the PM and one with each meal. Take HCL before meals> > and the> > > enzymes are best taken between meals because as I understand it the> > HCL> > > kills the enzymes. I use enzymes that have a lot of chymotrypsin by> > American> > > Biologics called Infzyme. These are the enzymes that many of the> > Cancer> > > clinics recommend. Also you should be doing a good probiotic twice> > a day> > > morning and night and then of course treat any parasites, candida> > infections> > > and Hpylori. Also have your thyroid checked? An underactive thyroid> > will> > > effect your digestion. I have been on thyroid for years and> > suddenly with> > > Lyme it was no longer working. It turned out I need to take two> > different> > > thyroid meds one is called Liothyronine and the other is Westhroid,> > because> > > I apparently don't convert T4 to T3, it's called ' Thyroid> > Syndrome.> > > My new regimen brought my 94 degree temp back up to normal. Since> > correcting> > > digestion I no longer have any multiple chemical sensitivity nor > food> > > allergies. Hang in there you will get better, it takes> > determination and> > > thinking outside of the box.> > >> > > > > >> >>

[Guest guest]

Looks super JIm

THank you very much

Marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Mon, March 14, 2011 7:32:24 PMSubject: Re: OT: Cream of Tartar pH (was) OT: H. pylori ()

Hi Lena,As I understand the way cream of tartar works on killing Candida, it actually drowns them by encapsulating them. Thus the reason for taking on an empty stomach, easier to get them I would think... You can also take CoT in the middle of the night if you awaken then, that's a good time.. I actually bought 5 lbs from BulkFoods.com thinking I was going to be fighting Candida for a long time, but I got rid of mine in a little over 2 months by scaling up to 2 Tbsp's daily. I had just finished 14 weeks of abx and it didn't take long for Candida to take control of me.. I thought my gut flora was ruined, but someone told me my symptoms sounded like Candida.. They were right... That was a good 5 years ago and I haven't been bothered with it since.. Take care,Jim> > >> > > Hi ,> > >> > > I already do all those things--have been taking enzymes, HCl, and> > good> > > probiotics for years. I don't think

I've heard of the ones you > named,> > > though, the ones with chromotrypsin, so I'll look into those. I> > take 3> > > different probiotics, and I take them morning and night, plus three> > 8-ounce> > > glasses of kombucha. The same Metametrix test that showed the H.> > pylori> > > also showed good levels of healthy bacteria. My diet is mostly> > vegetables> > > and fruits, so very high in fiber.> > >> > > I've had my thyroid checked and spent a good part of last year> > dealing with> > > trying to take thyroid medication. I still have bottles of both> > Westhroid> > > and liothyronine, tons of the stuff, actually. Can't take them--my> > b.p.> > > skyrocketed, and I had horrible insomnia, had to have a full> > cardiac workup> >

> because of all the symptoms. Finally figured out the meds were> > pooling in> > > my blood because cortisol is needed to usher thyroid into the> > cells, and> > > mine was low. But supplementing with hydrocortisone didn't work for> > me--it> > > brought back Lyme which had been dormant for several years. So it> > was a> > > catch-22 situation, I guess.> > >> > > I'm coiling now for H. pylori, and hoping that has some effect. > I've> > > ordered some Manuka honey, gotten some lactoferrin, and some> > prebiotics as> > > well. Maybe things will turn around eventually. I'm living in a> > state of> > > almost constant jitters, so something has the upper hand. This > jitter> > > problem seems to have resumed once I started coiling for babesia a>

> couple of> > > weeks ago. I was up till 2:00 a.m. this morning, couldn't stop> > twitching.> > > Little over one more week remains till spring, and it hardly seems> > like it> > > to me, as I've spent the entire winter housebound. Last time I saw> > "normal"> > > was the week before Christmas.> > >> > > Peggy> > >> > > _____> > >> > > From: Lyme_and_Rife [mailto:Lyme_and_Rife > > ]> > > On Behalf Of musiclady> > > Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2011 4:23 PM> > >

To: Lyme_and_Rife > > > Subject: Re: OT: H. pylori ()> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > Hi Peggy,> > >> > > Outside of adding enough fiber to your diet, are you also taking> > digestive> > > Enzymes with meals in the AM upon rising and in the PM before bed?> > I do 4 in> > > the AM 4 in the PM and one with each meal. Take HCL before meals> > and the> > > enzymes are best taken between meals because as I understand it the> > HCL> > > kills the enzymes. I use enzymes that have a lot of chymotrypsin by> > American> > > Biologics called Infzyme. These are the enzymes that many of

the> > Cancer> > > clinics recommend. Also you should be doing a good probiotic twice> > a day> > > morning and night and then of course treat any parasites, candida> > infections> > > and Hpylori. Also have your thyroid checked? An underactive thyroid> > will> > > effect your digestion. I have been on thyroid for years and> > suddenly with> > > Lyme it was no longer working. It turned out I need to take two> > different> > > thyroid meds one is called Liothyronine and the other is Westhroid,> > because> > > I apparently don't convert T4 to T3, it's called ' Thyroid> > Syndrome.> > > My new regimen brought my 94 degree temp back up to normal. Since> > correcting> > > digestion I no longer have any multiple chemical sensitivity nor >

food> > > allergies. Hang in there you will get better, it takes> > determination and> > > thinking outside of the box.> > >> > > > > >> >>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lena,

My big symptom of Candida was abdominal bloating that nothing seemed to help..

This is why I thought my gut flora was damaged badly. Also, terrible

constipation and some diarrhea... And a lot of gas... Nothing I was doing back

then helped, then someone sugggest Candida since I had just stopped abx about a

month earlier.. When I first started Cream of Tartar, didn't do much, but I was

at 1 tsp. When I got up to 1 Tbsp, I started feeling a little better, so I

cranked up to 2 Tbsp's and a few months later I was finally over it..

I really am a strong believer now in taking probiotics if taking abx... Yes,

Kefir is good and he should take it.. Got some probiotics, maybe he will take

them instead.. I know at times when I feel ill, I too won't take anything until

I feel better.. When I first got my abdominal pain 20 years ago and in 2006 my

doctor believed that was my first Lyme symptom, my occasional migraines became

regular as did the nausea that followed. Looking back, headaches are often an

overload of toxins and nausea is common if too many pathogens are being killed

either by our immune system or kiling protocols... So hubby may be experiencing

these because the abx are killing some pathogen in him, not a lot but enough. I

used to drink cold water to help with the nausea, it helped some..

Take care,

Jim

> > > >

> > > > Hi ,

> > > >

> > > > I already do all those things--have been taking enzymes, HCl, and

> > > good

> > > > probiotics for years. I don't think I've heard of the ones you

> > named,

> > > > though, the ones with chromotrypsin, so I'll look into those. I

> > > take 3

> > > > different probiotics, and I take them morning and night, plus

> three

> > > 8-ounce

> > > > glasses of kombucha. The same Metametrix test that showed the H.

> > > pylori

> > > > also showed good levels of healthy bacteria. My diet is mostly

> > > vegetables

> > > > and fruits, so very high in fiber.

> > > >

> > > > I've had my thyroid checked and spent a good part of last year

> > > dealing with

> > > > trying to take thyroid medication. I still have bottles of both

> > > Westhroid

> > > > and liothyronine, tons of the stuff, actually. Can't take them--

> my

> > > b.p.

> > > > skyrocketed, and I had horrible insomnia, had to have a full

> > > cardiac workup

> > > > because of all the symptoms. Finally figured out the meds were

> > > pooling in

> > > > my blood because cortisol is needed to usher thyroid into the

> > > cells, and

> > > > mine was low. But supplementing with hydrocortisone didn't work

> for

> > > me--it

> > > > brought back Lyme which had been dormant for several years. So it

> > > was a

> > > > catch-22 situation, I guess.

> > > >

> > > > I'm coiling now for H. pylori, and hoping that has some effect.

> > I've

> > > > ordered some Manuka honey, gotten some lactoferrin, and some

> > > prebiotics as

> > > > well. Maybe things will turn around eventually. I'm living in a

> > > state of

> > > > almost constant jitters, so something has the upper hand. This

> > jitter

> > > > problem seems to have resumed once I started coiling for

> babesia a

> > > couple of

> > > > weeks ago. I was up till 2:00 a.m. this morning, couldn't stop

> > > twitching.

> > > > Little over one more week remains till spring, and it hardly

> seems

> > > like it

> > > > to me, as I've spent the entire winter housebound. Last time I

> saw

> > > " normal "

> > > > was the week before Christmas.

> > > >

> > > > Peggy

> > > >

> > > > _____

> > > >

> > > > From: Lyme_and_Rife

[mailto:Lyme_and_Rife

> > > ]

> > > > On Behalf Of musiclady

> > > > Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2011 4:23 PM

> > > > To: Lyme_and_Rife

> > > > Subject: Re: OT: H. pylori ()

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi Peggy,

> > > >

> > > > Outside of adding enough fiber to your diet, are you also taking

> > > digestive

> > > > Enzymes with meals in the AM upon rising and in the PM before

> bed?

> > > I do 4 in

> > > > the AM 4 in the PM and one with each meal. Take HCL before meals

> > > and the

> > > > enzymes are best taken between meals because as I understand it

> the

> > > HCL

> > > > kills the enzymes. I use enzymes that have a lot of

> chymotrypsin by

> > > American

> > > > Biologics called Infzyme. These are the enzymes that many of the

> > > Cancer

> > > > clinics recommend. Also you should be doing a good probiotic

> twice

> > > a day

> > > > morning and night and then of course treat any parasites, candida

> > > infections

> > > > and Hpylori. Also have your thyroid checked? An underactive

> thyroid

> > > will

> > > > effect your digestion. I have been on thyroid for years and

> > > suddenly with

> > > > Lyme it was no longer working. It turned out I need to take two

> > > different

> > > > thyroid meds one is called Liothyronine and the other is

> Westhroid,

> > > because

> > > > I apparently don't convert T4 to T3, it's called ' Thyroid

> > > Syndrome.

> > > > My new regimen brought my 94 degree temp back up to normal. Since

> > > correcting

> > > > digestion I no longer have any multiple chemical sensitivity nor

> > food

> > > > allergies. Hang in there you will get better, it takes

> > > determination and

> > > > thinking outside of the box.

> > > >

> > > >

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