Re: Question regarding DPP IV

[Guest guest]

It is common to have a negative reaction the first couple of weeks to

both probiotics and to enzymes. This is especially true with high

strength products.

Many times this reaction is good since it is causes by a die-off of

bad bacteria or other corrections in the gut.

has done a good job of discussing this and including

information in the files. You may want to read this section

(click " File " , second item on the left hand column).

We suggest that parents begin with smaller doses of probiotics and

enzymes and increase as tolerated, recognizing that some negative

reaction is normal.

Happy new year.

Dave Humphrey

> A friend of mine has tried using the Kirkman's enzyme product with

> DPP IV and her son had a very bad reaction to it. He also has big

> problems with Pro Bio Gold. I noticed in Kirkman's Guide to

> Intestional Health that some of their probiotics have something

with

> the analog? to DPP IV in it.

> Has anyone else's child not been able to tolerate the the Kirkman's

> product & if so why?

> Thanks

> Lori

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the response Dave ( & )- She did start with a very

small amount & he still went through the roof. I guess she'll have

to try & take it even slower.

Lori

> > A friend of mine has tried using the Kirkman's enzyme product

with

> > DPP IV and her son had a very bad reaction to it. He also has

big

> > problems with Pro Bio Gold. I noticed in Kirkman's Guide to

> > Intestional Health that some of their probiotics have something

> with

> > the analog? to DPP IV in it.

> > Has anyone else's child not been able to tolerate the the

Kirkman's

> > product & if so why?

> > Thanks

> > Lori