Guest guest Posted December 29, 2001 Report Share Posted December 29, 2001 Thanks, . He's not eating much of anything right now. He had some grapes for breakfast but no breads etc. I am going to see if he'll eat lunch, so I'll give him a half dose of enzymes with it & see how he does. Take care, Michele Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2001 Report Share Posted December 29, 2001 Michele, If he has a stomach flu, it is sometimes recommended to go off enzymes so as not to irritate a sensitive stomach. However, my son recently had the stomach flu and I made the choice to keep him on the enzymes. I am terrified of the return of the opioid effect, so I kept the enzymes going, but at a lower dose. He was eating small amounts of food anyway, so not as much enzyme was needed. If your son does not have stomach flu, I can't see why you'd need to take him off the enzymes and they may actually help with the immune system. > My son is sick right now, very lethargic (for him) & feverish, although it's > gone down a bit after resting last night. We're staying gfcf, but I did give > him some OJ with extra vit C snuck in this morning (phenols-he usually > doesn't have this). But he hadn't had any supps yesterday except his multi & > colloidal silver (in case of infections). And today I didn't even try to give > him his probiotics (he didn't want them yesterday) & I skipped the enzymes as > well since he almost gagged on them yesterday from not feeling well. > > Is it generally okay to withhold supps during illness or should I force the > issue more, particularly on the enzymes? His appetite isn't that great right > now though anyway. > > Thanks, > Michele Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2001 Report Share Posted December 29, 2001 , We are going through the same thing right now, although my son is feeling better today. We are sticking with the enzymes when he does eat. I didn't give then the other day when he was feeling really bad and he threw up a few times. Maybe it wasn't related, but I didn't see how enzymes could hurt. Everything else we have been getting in when we could. One thought though on the colloidal silver which I assume is for yeast... In Oct. my son had an ear infection and was on antibiotics (his first course ever). I was unable to get his nystatin into him, and I suspected a yeast flare up afterwards. It could have been a regression from the antibiotics (which I don't think is GFCF), but I would keep up the yeast treatment, if you can, to prevent a flare up. Best wishes, H Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2001 Report Share Posted December 30, 2001 , Sounds like things are looking up. I hate it when there sick--as if we need one more complication!! Glad to hear your little guy is feeling better. My son in better, but majorly regressing. He's on antibiotics (see my post on this topic) and we're away from home. Any way I hope you get back on track soon. H Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2001 Report Share Posted December 31, 2001 Hi , I'm so sorry he's feeling so poorly. was better yesterday it seems than today. He didn't sleep well & is in a bad mood today; he's been head butting & tantruming etc. He's got a bad cough; very mucousy, so I've started him his little brother on some homeopathics for cough. I'm also going to continue with colloidal silver to hopefully reduce chances of it going any further into a full blown infection. This is day 4 of that. I'll go the 10 for them both. I'm giving him his enzymes, but this morning he's not eating well. This definitely has set him back as well & his behavior has regressed. I hope your little guy starts feeling better soon. I guess we'll just have to pick up again when we're through this. Blessings, Michele Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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