Anyone had luck with Gluten & casein enzymes?

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Hi,Has anyone had any experience with gluten and casein enzymes? Also, has anyone had a bad reaction to probiotics? We haven't, but I just want to hear of other folks' experience. Thanks,

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If you mean the digestive enzymes, yet I have. I use it on occasion when traveling when it is hard to find food you can be sure is free of those. My doc suggested it last year when I went to Europe. Try finding a gluten free meal in Italy! However, I am not celiac sprue [but have 2 copies of the gluten intolerance gene], so I can on occasion get away with this without having a bad auto immune reaction. But I use it very sparingly, because if you use it more than on occasion as necessary, you might have problems as it builds up. That seemed to happen with me. Like when I was traveling, I got away with a day or two but then had to find a way to get back gluten and casein free or I had problems. It is especially helpful when you are in restaurants or eating at a friend's house who is not gluten free and you

are not sure if the sauces and such are free of gluten. [ex. Soy sauce is soy and wheat. I have only found one that does not have wheat.] In those small amounts it seems to work pretty well, as opposed to eating say spagetti and garlic bread. lol. I bake gluten and casein free. There are some pretty good books out there now. And there are many gluten free products in the health food stores and online, like gluten free pasta, which is hard to make.Probiotics help me. But I get them from my doctor and he tests for tolerance.carynTo: borreliamultipleinfectionsandautism Sent: Thu, June 3, 2010 6:42:40 PMSubject: Anyone had luck with Gluten & casein enzymes?

Hi,Has anyone had any experience with gluten and casein enzymes? Also, has anyone had a bad reaction to probiotics? We haven't, but I just want to hear of other folks' experience. Thanks,

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Me and my boys have taken both everyday for 7 years. No tests for probiotics but

IGG and IGE allergy to gluten and casein. Nothing but good reactions here.

You might want to read up on it here:

http://www.enzymestuff.com/dietsmeds.htm#3

BTW: It is a good idea to keep probiotics and enzymes dosing apart from one

another. Research suggests the " protease " enzyme seems to lessen the effect of

probiotics. Wonder what happens with DPP-IV enzymes?

Hope any or all is helpful,

~zeph

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> If you mean the digestive enzymes, yet I have. I use it on occasion when

traveling when it is hard to find food you can be sure is free of those. My doc

suggested it last year when I went to Europe. Try finding a gluten free meal in

Italy! However, I am not celiac sprue [but have 2 copies of the gluten

intolerance gene], so I can on occasion get away with this without having a bad

auto immune reaction. But I use it very sparingly, because if you use it more

than on occasion as necessary, you might have problems as it builds up. That

seemed to happen with me. Like when I was traveling, I got away with a day or

two but then had to find a way to get back gluten and casein free or I had

problems. It is especially helpful when you are in restaurants or eating at a

friend's house who is not gluten free and you are not sure if the sauces and

such are free of gluten. [ex. Soy sauce is soy and wheat. I have only found one

that does not have wheat.] In those small

> amounts it seems to work pretty well, as opposed to eating say spagetti and

garlic bread. lol. I bake gluten and casein free. There are some pretty good

books out there now. And there are many gluten free products in the health food

stores and online, like gluten free pasta, which is hard to make.

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> Probiotics help me. But I get them from my doctor and he tests for tolerance.

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> Hi,

> Has anyone had any experience with gluten and casein enzymes? Also, has anyone

had a bad reaction to probiotics? We haven't, but I just want to hear of other

folks' experience.

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> Thanks,

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