Re: Subject: Enzyme book 'Book of the Month'

September 12, 2003

Hi , congratulations!! How can you consider this news straying from topic?

LOL It *is* totally on topic :-)

I've given about seven of your books away, some inadvertently LOL when loaned to

a friend, who then wanted to loan it to someone else...and these were copies of

your first book with Autism right there in the title. I'm not too plugged into

the autism community here, my daughter has autoimmune OCD and my " circle " have

children with other neuro situations such as ADHD for the most part. I had

gotten used to tagging along on the autism boards since so many interventions

that are helpful to spectrum kids have proved effective for my child. But most

parents of OCDers or kids with ADD would not usually pick up a book aimed at

parents of children with autism, but they want to read yours, then pass it on to

friends and relatives who they think might benefit.

My daughter has had such improvement using Houston enzymes this past year, past

any hopes I had for her. I just hoped she'd be able to drink milk or eat ice

cream without paying for it with several days of ticcing and activation.

I'm truly thankful that you researched and wrote your books.

Kathy IN

> Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 23:32:26 -0000

> From: " jornmatt " <kjorn@...>

> Subject: Enzyme book 'Book of the Month'

>

> Rather straying from topic, but I am rather smiley tonight. My new

> (er) enzyme book was reviewed by a professional book review

> organization. It was selected 'September 2003 Book of the Month' in

> the category of Health and Fitness and displayed on the front page.

>

>

> It was reviewed by two professional health practitioners and

> received the highest rating: Must Read!

>

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