Re: Re: The cause of yeast

[Guest guest]

Yes.... just like saliva is full of enzymes. Don't forget to tell your children

to chew, chew, chew. Our kids tend to shove the food straight down their

throats and the saliva doesn't even have a chance to do its job.

So.... the enzymes are a wonderful lifesaver.... or stomach saver!

Janice

[sPAM][sPAM][ ] Re: The cause of yeast

So it is simply facilitation.

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> > > Is there a list of potential causes of yeast? I know

antibiotics

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> > > one but is there any science behind other causes: allergy,

> > > malabsorption, metal, virus, bacteria? Anyone know what is

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> > > fiction, up for debate on this one?

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[Guest guest]

Oh, that is a shame. I have heard that some of the little ones not being able

to take enzymes due to allergic reactions. Yes. It is important to go low and

to go slow to ensure that your child can tolerate any thing that you give them.

With enzymes, you should never see any type of negative reaction; if you do,

pull them immediately.

Janice

[sPAM][ ] Re: The cause of yeast

Just please be careful - if your child is allergic to mold, many of

the enzymes are made from aspergillus. My child had his worst

regression ever while taking enzymes. No one could figure out why

until we discovered he was allergic to what they were made from. It

was also 100% proof of how he reacts to ingested allergens. We went

from a complete regression that spanned 2 weeks - I'm talking out-of-

control sensory seeking kid - to complete recovery within 5 hours

of removing the enzymes.