Guest guest Posted February 8, 2004 Report Share Posted February 8, 2004 Please take personal bashings off list. We have far to high a volume of necessary posts that are deemed beneficial to our loved ones recovery. The listserv is no place for this. Karyn, Mom to 4.1, dx autism, SCD 1 week Jody G. Are you getting a kick back from the Houston company?Are you getting paid to sell their products here? Why are you so gun ho on the Houston Enzyme? Anyone can see that Thropps is by far cheaper and better Quality.Houston seems very high priced, on top of leaving out papain and Bromelain which is much needed. For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the following websites: http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info and http://www.pecanbread.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2004 Report Share Posted February 8, 2004 " Jody G. Are you getting a kick back from the Houston company?Are you getting paid to sell their products here? Why are you so gun ho on the Houston Enzyme? Anyone can see that Thropps is by far cheaper and better Quality. Houston seems very high priced, on top of leaving out papain and Bromelain which is much needed. " Karyn despite the fact that personal attacks should not be made on this list, I will answer this question to dispell any misunderstandings. Houston Nutraceuticals enzymes have been used in the autism community for over 3 years. The brand may be new to those of you not in the ASD community. Devin Houston has made his products based on the needs of the ASD community since he began his company. Many ASD kids are sensitive to papain and bromelain. (Not all, but many.) I do not get kickbacks and I do not sell Houston Enzymes. Many ASD parents have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of the SCD legal Houston Enzymes. That is why I posted the information to the list that the SCD legal enzymes can be purchased now. If you check Pecanbread.com, there are legal enzymes by several manufacturers listed, including the Thropp's. I have personally had good success with the Houston Enzymes. Other people prefer other brands. Each person's digestive issues are slightly different. A brand that works for my kids may not be the best for you. My kids do not have celiac disease. My guess would be some form of colitis (autistic entercolits would be my guess and LNH like the majority of the ASD kids that have been scoped.) So, the information about Houston Enzymes was provided as a service to those who have been waiting for their arrival. Anyone is free to post their own success stories with any legal brand of enzymes that has helped them. The same is true for our supplement list which is mostly comprised of products from Kirkman Labs. This doesn't mean that only Kirkman products are good. It means that many of the ASD kids use Kirkman products and we got so many questions about Kirkman products specifically, that a list was created that showed which items were legal and which were not. I hope this clears things up for everyone. Jody mom to -5 and -7 SCD 1 year Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2004 Report Share Posted February 8, 2004 Jody I understand where you are coming from. I doubted very seriously you were getting kick backs. As far as Houston's I use them myself and have recommended them to other parents with ASD kids. I just see no point in hashing all this on the listserv, it's just not the place. Karyn, Mom to 4.1, dx autism, SCD 1 week " Jody G. Are you getting a kick back from the Houston company?Are you getting paid to sell their products here? Why are you so gun ho on the Houston Enzyme? Anyone can see that Thropps is by far cheaper and better Quality. Houston seems very high priced, on top of leaving out papain and Bromelain which is much needed. " Karyn despite the fact that personal attacks should not be made on this list, I will answer this question to dispell any misunderstandings. Houston Nutraceuticals enzymes have been used in the autism community for over 3 years. The brand may be new to those of you not in the ASD community. Devin Houston has made his products based on the needs of the ASD community since he began his company. Many ASD kids are sensitive to papain and bromelain. (Not all, but many.) I do not get kickbacks and I do not sell Houston Enzymes. Many ASD parents have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of the SCD legal Houston Enzymes. That is why I posted the information to the list that the SCD legal enzymes can be purchased now. If you check Pecanbread.com, there are legal enzymes by several manufacturers listed, including the Thropp's. I have personally had good success with the Houston Enzymes. Other people prefer other brands. Each person's digestive issues are slightly different. A brand that works for my kids may not be the best for you. My kids do not have celiac disease. My guess would be some form of colitis (autistic entercolits would be my guess and LNH like the majority of the ASD kids that have been scoped.) So, the information about Houston Enzymes was provided as a service to those who have been waiting for their arrival. Anyone is free to post their own success stories with any legal brand of enzymes that has helped them. The same is true for our supplement list which is mostly comprised of products from Kirkman Labs. This doesn't mean that only Kirkman products are good. It means that many of the ASD kids use Kirkman products and we got so many questions about Kirkman products specifically, that a list was created that showed which items were legal and which were not. I hope this clears things up for everyone. Jody mom to -5 and -7 SCD 1 year For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the following websites: http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info and http://www.pecanbread.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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