Re: [Cindy's post about using enzymes with diet

[Guest guest]

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I have been wondering the exact same thing.

When reading karyn Seroussi's story in the Parenting magazine, I still have

the article, she talks about how her husband found the research regarding

how autistic people do not properly digest the proteins in gluten and

casein. Either due to insufficient enzymes, or leaky gut leaking them out

before they can be digested.

So, now I am wondering, we have ENZYMES, have they now decided that the

problem is solely with leaky gut? or not?

Also, remember reading Bradstreet's (I think, perhaps another DAN doc, maybe

Goldberg) website regarding " doing the diet' and he says to JUST DO THE

DIET, until a proper digestive enzyme can be formulated.

WELL, he still has not changed that information. IT seems to me that between

Devin and Kirkman's, that some of these docs would acknowledge that a proper

enzyme has been formulated. Either it has, in which it should be able to

replace the diet, or it hasn't, in which they should not recommend any of

these enzymes at all.

Am I making sense?

Just have been wondering exactly what you asked about.

Before a few years ago, it was do the diet until proper enzymes can be

formulated. Well, it seems that they have been, but the docs are waffling

about it.