Houston lab enzymes don't dissolve in liquid?

[Guest guest]

HI

I use a lidded cup or sports bottle so Sam doesn;t see it lol.

Alternatively, if you put a small amount of warm (not hot) liquid in the cup,

add the enzymes, shake like crazy and then top up with cold this helps to

disperse them

Ah, simple when you know how eh?

Mandi in UK

> Hi all, tell me what I am doing wrong, the capsuled are full of mushy

> material that when I put in juice does not dissolve. He is much more

> likely to drink the enzyme than have me sneak it in food -- help

> appreciated.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi all, tell me what I am doing wrong, the capsuled are full of mushy

material that when I put in juice does not dissolve. He is much more

likely to drink the enzyme than have me sneak it in food -- help

appreciated.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I hope this helps with mixing of the enzymes. I put a little bit of juice,

water, enzymes and whatever vitamin or minerals in a large glass and use a hand

blender. I then transfer into a solid cup he can not see through with a lid and

he drinks without any problems.

Houston lab enzymes don't dissolve in liquid?

Hi all, tell me what I am doing wrong, the capsuled are full of mushy

material that when I put in juice does not dissolve. He is much more

likely to drink the enzyme than have me sneak it in food -- help

appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

About a half hour before the food, I empty the capsule into one of

those syringes where the bottom part comes out, then I add maybe 3/4

tsp. of juice. I shake it like a madwoman and let it sit in the

fridge until it's time to eat. Then it's almost fully disolved. If

I don't have that long, I just sit it out for a few minutes at room

temp. and it mostly disolves, again, after shaking like a madwoman.

I know, they are a little tricky to work with until you get

your " formula " down. Remember that they are good refrigerated for up

to four hours, so you can make them well ahead of time...

> Hi all, tell me what I am doing wrong, the capsuled are full of

mushy

> material that when I put in juice does not dissolve. He is much

more

> likely to drink the enzyme than have me sneak it in food -- help

> appreciated.

>

[Guest guest]

Put in a small cup with water or juice, opening to cup should be smaller than

the palm of your hand, use a straw to mix/stir the enzymes up. Then hold straw

while they drink. Your hand should cover what the drink looks like. My son is so

used to it now that I don't need to hold the cup any longer. Good luck to you.

Houston lab enzymes don't dissolve in liquid?

Hi all, tell me what I am doing wrong, the capsuled are full of mushy

material that when I put in juice does not dissolve. He is much more

likely to drink the enzyme than have me sneak it in food -- help

appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

>>>Hi all, tell me what I am doing wrong, the capsuled are full of mushy

material that when I put in juice does not dissolve. He is much more

likely to drink the enzyme than have me sneak it in food -- help

appreciated.

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They do dissolve a little after a couple of minutes. However, before my son

could swallow capsules, I used a small drink mixer for a just a couple of

seconds to mix the enzymes into the liquid. The one that I like is called

" VitaMinder " and it was $5. It has a plastic wand that spins and stirs the

drink very fast. It is very small, and fits in any purse or even your

pocket.

I can't remember where I bought it though! I see it is sold many places

though, just search for Vita Minder.

Pam in MN